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Thread: Arduino C Builder USB ComPort
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| | Arduino C Builder USB ComPort | | Posted: May 14, 2017 3:52 PM | Good afternoon,
I am currently using XE8 Enterprise, Windows 10.
I am looking to interface with the Arduino Boards, and Communicate with it through C++
Watched the video of Create IOT solutions with Delphi and Arduino with BoianMitov, Code Rage XI,
Require
Would like to use the Arduino Mega - as I need to have approx. 50 input / output pins.
Communicate through USB if possible
I am comfortable programming the Microcontroller first - plenty of experience using Microchip -
Now I would like to use the Arduino - looks like it should be simple enough - direct communication to the board from C++
I have Comport from Winsoft which works well for for my Serial Connection - Sensors / GPS.. C++ can read these live.
Would like to be able to read write top the IO pins of the Arduino ?
Preferable with USB
In the video - he used TCLComport - another addition ?
Any one have thoughts / experience to do this ?
Or other references ?
Thanks in advance.
Andrew |
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| | Re: Arduino C Builder USB ComPort | | Posted: Jun 12, 2017 1:51 PM in response to: Andrew McIsaac | I use Turbo Power Async Pro in almost all the programs I write. It is really a solid tool kit for serial communications. It works well with USB serial ports and I have used it to talk to PIC Microcontrollers.
As nice as it is, it is a pain in the a. to install in C Builder. If you look around here on EDN, there is a white paper on installing it. The white paper was great but it was written before XE8. After XE8, there was a a change in the compiler command line options. Any compiler after XE8 requires command lines that look like this:
dcc32.exe -JL -NSrtl;system;vcl;winapi;system.win AsyncPro.dpk
dcc32.exe -JL -NSrtl;system;vcl;winapi;system.win dclAsyncPro.dpk
instead of the ones in the white paper. |
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| | Re: Arduino C Builder USB ComPort | | Posted: Jun 14, 2017 8:32 AM in response to: Andrew McIsaac |
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| | Re: Arduino C Builder USB ComPort | | Posted: Jun 20, 2017 7:31 PM in response to: Andrew McIsaac | Hi everyone,
In case anyone else is looking into.
I have the ComPort component from Winsoft ( http://www.winsoft.sk )
This works really well.
Changed the rate to 19200, and set on the Arduino
Two way communication is easily done.
Thanks,
Andrew |
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