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From: Kim Rostgaard Christensen <krc@retrospekt.dk>
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Subject: Re: Asynchronous I/O on a serial device
Date: Tue, 14 Jun 2011 08:37:30 +0200
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On 2011-06-12 23:01, anon@att.net wrote:
> To connect to the UART device directly you should use to use the
> Gnat.Sockets.* or AdaSockets packages.
>
> Or you could use PolyORB packages which contains a number of serial
> I/O packages. Like:  GNAT.Serial_Communications;

The GNAT.Serial_Communications is just what I needed, although It gives 
some extra conversion overhead.

Can anyone give an example on how to use Gnat.Sockets/AdaSockets for 
accessing a UART device? I have only used it for IPv4 networking and 
Bluetooth.

Best
Kim