Reading from serial to an array

[Shawn]

Hello all..

I am quite new to C programming, but am having pretty good success so
far. I've written a short program to read from the serial port and
print the data to the screen, then quit. I'm starting simple!

My problem is that I only get the first line of data, up to the first
<cr>, then it quits. I'm sure this syntax isn't the best, so any
suggestions would be helpful. Here's how I'm doing it:
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char sResult[4096];
fcntl(fd, F_SETFL, O_NDELAY);
read(fd, sResult, 200);

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The messages that I read won't always be the same length, but should
always be less than 200. The output from the device looks like this:

P +
BNK +---------
CHN [ 1]
FRQ [ 856.3375]
CTC [ ]
With each line ending in a <cr>. When I compile and run all I get is:

P +

and nothing else. A dumb mistake, I'm sure. Any pointers/help
would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

[red floyd]

Shawn wrote:

Hello all..

I am quite new to C programming, Off topic. THis group is for C++ programming.


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char sResult[4096];
fcntl(fd, F_SETFL, O_NDELAY);
read(fd, sResult, 200);
Off topic. fcntl() and read() are *nix-isms. Please consult
comp.unix.programmer.

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The messages that I read won't always be the same length, but should
always be less than 200. The output from the device looks like this:

P +
BNK +---------
CHN [ 1]
FRQ [ 856.3375]
CTC [ ]
With each line ending in a <cr>. When I compile and run all I get is:

P +

Even if this was on topic, which it isn't, there is insufficient
information to answer your question. You have an error on line 42.

[Victor Bazarov]

Shawn wrote:

I am quite new to C programming,
....which is off-topic in comp.lang.c++, BTW...
but am having pretty good success so
far. I've written a short program to read from the serial port and
print the data to the screen, then quit. I'm starting simple!
Wow! Considering that C++ (and C as well) has no means to do what you
claim you have done, I am fairly impressed.
My problem is that I only get the first line of data, [...]

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V