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List:       cypherpunks
Subject:    Programming the serial port... (fwd)
From:       Jim Choate <ravage () einstein ! ssz ! com>
Date:       1998-06-30 3:33:40
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Hi,

I thought I'd pass along a book that I bought after seeing it in a couple of
the programming magazines. It is:

Programming the Parallel Port: Interfacing the PC for data aquisition and
                               process control
D.V. Gadre
ISBN 0-87930-513-4
$45 US

The books covers a plethora of applications for programming the parallel
port on x86 based machines under dos/windows. It also includes a chapter
about how to use the parallel port under Linux. The book includes a disk
which contains the software in the book including the driver for Linux.

if you ever wished you had a 'geek port' on your machine dream no more...


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