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begi
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#1: Jun 17 '07
Is C++ good for write programming for interface pc with electronic device
with port (serial, parallel, usb)?
or other language is better? which?

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Victor Bazarov
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#2: Jun 17 '07

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begi wrote:
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Is C++ good for write programming for interface pc with electronic
device with port (serial, parallel, usb)?
It's suitable.
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or other language is better? which?
C, Assembly language, are eqally suitable.

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"begi" <begi2010@gmail.comwrote in message
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Quote:
Is C++ good for write programming for interface pc with electronic device
with port (serial, parallel, usb)?
or other language is better? which?
You'll need to use some 3rd party library, or write inline assembly.

So C++ and inline assembly is a good choice.
Or pure Assembly.
Sarath
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#4: Jun 18 '07

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On Jun 17, 10:47 pm, "begi" <begi2...@gmail.comwrote:
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Is C++ good for write programming for interface pc with electronic device
with port (serial, parallel, usb)?
or other language is better? which?
>
begi
Actaully C makes sense while dealing with low-level programming. It
also allows to write programs in assembly language. As C++ is an
extention or Superset of C, there's no problem in using a C++ compiler.
Ian Collins
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Sarath wrote:
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On Jun 17, 10:47 pm, "begi" <begi2...@gmail.comwrote:
Quote:
>Is C++ good for write programming for interface pc with electronic device
>with port (serial, parallel, usb)?
>or other language is better? which?
>
Actaully C makes sense while dealing with low-level programming. It
also allows to write programs in assembly language.
Ditto C++.
Quote:
As C++ is an
extention or Superset of C, there's no problem in using a C++ compiler.
>
No, it is not. It is a superset of the common subset of C and C++.
There are many differences, some subtle, others not. C should be
compiled with a C compiler unless you have a good reason not to and know
what you are doing.

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