Hi Manfred,

it is not possible to download the dll by right-click and "save as" (I tested it with zip-files too). If you do so, you will get an unusable file. To get the dll you need to use a svn tool. If you wont install a svn client you can find a simple tool here: http://downloadsvn.codeplex.com/. It needs no installation. If you use e.g. https://jedicut-extension.googlecode.co ... USBSerial/ for the SVN Source URL you will get all files under this path (set Type to SVN).
Have a nice weekend:)

Hi Martin,

thank's, now it goes!! -D

Greetings, Manfred

Hello Martin,

you have a System, to debug the dll.

I have install VS 2010 C++ express.
What ist to do, to debug the dll.

Can you help me :S

Manfred

Hi Manfed,

to debug a dll in case you have no debug-able version of the program which uses the dll (in our case jedicut.exe), is a liitle bit tricky. You need to launch jedicut.exe and then using the attach-to-process feature of the visual studio debugger to connect it to the jedicut process. If you have no menu entry for 'attach to process' configured, try crtl-alt-p. After that (and the dll is already loaded) you can set breakpoints within the dll as usual in the visual studio. I hope this helps for starting.

Martin

Hi Martin,

thank you, i wil exercise it.

Manfred

Hi, Martin
How I can change bitrate?
For my not arduino system 115200 is too much (2x).

Hi Martin,

the Debug work's, great Softwarework from you!!! (tu)

Now i can develop a serial-port with a PIC. (:P)

Thank's and greetings, Manfred

Hi ZbigPL,

yes, bascom programs may not fast enough to handle the high baudrate. I uploaded a new version of the dll's (release and debug). Now you can define within the ini-file the baud-rate the dll uses. Simply add the line e.g. "BAUDRATE = 57600" to comport.ini.

Hi Martin,

I was probably out of print in the smiley.
Tongue I did not stick out to you.

Regards, Manfred

Hello !

I work on Jedicut when I have time and the next step is to publish a small app to test plugin easily. Are you interesting ?

Manfred, what are you working on ? A new kind of adapter without arduino ? Will you share firmware code source, all plans and your Jedicut's plugin source code ?

All this projects are fascinating !