[Coco] RS232 Pack buffer flow control

[Gene Heskett]

On Thursday 23 April 2020 10:43:38 phil pt wrote:

> 1. On the windows server or vcc set the ip address to listen to.
> 2. Set the timer intervals event
> 3. Call winsock to start listen to the incoming connections.
> 4. when a connection is accepted store the information in to a value.
> 5. Start the timer event
> 6. Check if any new  data has been received.
> 7. Check with using peek to see if the rs232 pack buffer is full.
> 8. If the buffer is full then store in storage area on the server
> buffer.
>
> The event can be used to send/receive data also check the rs232 pack
> buffer. The timer event should be set to handle the full rs232 pack
> buffer control.
>
You are assuming the rs232pack has a buffer.  Technically it does, its 
one byte.

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