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  1. May 27th, 2002, 11:38 AM #1
    thedarkavenger
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    Post connecting hardware to my program

    I want to know how to connect my own circuits to my comp so that the software i write can communicate with my circuit.
    For example i have the circuit of my remote for my remote controlled car. I have transformed the remote into a pcb with slots like a normal vedio card. I want to know how to connect my hardware to my comp and to which ports. And also how to use C++ to control those ports.
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  2. June 25th, 2002, 03:20 AM #2
    cup
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    What OS are you using? It gets more difficult the higher up you go.

    DOS - access it directly using in & out
    W9x - you may need DDK (download from MS site)
    NT/2K - you will need DDK (download from MS site)
    XP - you will need DDK (buy from MS)
    Linux - don't know

    You can always use 9x in DOS mode.
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