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Re: IO serial block transfer



the interrupts are HW dependant not software .. the block transfer just
speeds up the software...

Does your serial device have a FIFO ... have you enabled it .. how deep is
it enabled.. these all control the interrupt levels...

the 16x5x driver should have FIFO control in it for the RX direction
(never got around to TX)...

Dave.

On Tue, 15 May 2001, Ho Shui Choy Stanley  PS03B  NCS wrote:

> Has anyone tried to use the serial block transfer?
> 
> Can some one help me as my application rely pretty much on serial
> communications. When using the conventional byte transfer, interrupts are
> generated very often. My application will not be able to transmit or receive
> anything after awhile. I have also set the serial port to non blocking mode.
> I need high speed communication of at least 38.4kbps. 
> 
> Thanks
> Stanley
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