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we are using turbo c in making a program for our pc based oscilloscope device. our program can't detect our hardware. may we know the turbo c code for detecting our hardware?
Note: we are using windows xp service pack 2 for our operating system and the device that we are making is a parallel port device. we're very much thankful for your response.. |
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Maybe this?
I've never tried Turbo C, so I don't know. Normally one would use device drivers.
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When Turbo C came out most desktop PCs were running in an unprotected or barely protected mode; one could dink with everything in the system, no sweat. That is no longer the case. You'll need to learn how to get to a lower level or find device drivers with facilities that do it for you.
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