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Hello everybody giving a helping hand,
got me some trouble here. I was making a program that reads out the duty cycle of an ADXL202 sensor. Everything works, except the part were i want to print my data in a file using this :
FILE *stream, *fopen(); if ( (stream = fopen(...)) != NULL) fscanf(stream,''%s'', string);
Ok this is were my problems start. The compiler gives me the error that he doesn't know this type FILE ore the function fopen (). This seems to be logical to me since i looked in my stdio.h header and found nothing really according to that declaration. Is there a posibility that this is stored in another source file or does not exist??? Or .... how do i get my data's in a *.txt file ???
Thanks for the help i'm about to receive :))
P.S: Im using a 80C535 µC, sorry for not mantuening
Sounds real interesting and helpfull your idea. Thanks for that, but do you know if there's a posibility to get a free version of that Procomm Plus software ?? Because, you know, i'm a little bit thight :)
Mercy
The older DOS version are available as shareware, but not Procomm Plus to my knowledge.
Is Procomm Plus still available?
Even if it is, it's not supported.
See: www.8052.com/.../read.phtml
"The older DOS version are available as shareware"
But they won't do DDE or other such Windows stuff...
"Is Procomm Plus still available?"
Yes, it's still a boxed product. Despite its lack of support, for many clients it is still the preferred product of its type because of the features and scripting language.
"... DDE or other such Windows stuff ..."
Heavens, no -- the shareware left off all the way back at V2.4.3 or thereabouts.
Hey Guys thanks for the advices but i made myself a little program in the macros of the Excel, with that you have directly acces to the serial port. Then give the parameters to a function .... real easy .... found it in the internet ... Thanks again
Andy