Intel® Fortran Compiler 17.0 Developer Guide and Reference
Serial Port I/O Function: Establishes the connection to a serial port, defines certain usage parameters, and defines the size of the internal buffer for data reception.
USE IFPORT
result = SPORT_CONNECT_EX (port [,options] [,BufferSize])
port |
(Input) Integer. The port number of connection. The routine will open COM n, where n is the port number specified. |
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options |
(Input; optional) Integer. Defines the connection options. These options define how the nnn_LINE routines will work and also effect the data that is passed to the user. If more than one option is specified, the operator .OR. should be used between each option. Options are as follows:
If options is not specified, the following occurs by default: (DL_OUT_CR .OR. DL_TERM_CR .OR. DL_TOSS_CR .OR. DL_TOSS_LF) This specifies to remove carriage returns and linefeeds on input, to follow output lines with a carriage return, and to return input lines when a carriage return is encountered. |
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BufferSize |
(Input; optional) Integer. Size of the internal buffer for data reception. If BufferSize is not specified, the size of the buffer is 16384 bytes (the default). |
The size of the buffer must be 4096 bytes or larger. If you try to specify a size smaller than 4096 bytes, your specification will be ignored and the buffer size will be set to 4096 bytes.
The result type is INTEGER(4). The result is zero if successful; otherwise, a Windows* error value.
USE IFPORT
INTEGER(4) iresult
iresult = SPORT_CONNECT_EX( 2, BufferSize = 8196 )
END
Communications and Communications Functions in the Microsoft* Platform SDK