Hi all,
> Friedrich,Sorry I wonder the primitive is placed in
>
> I recall having success with the vm as-is and just patching the image.
> One thing the vm certainly should do is tell us the translations it
> makes. �I think it is always a good idea to know which port was
> actually opened, or failed to open :) �Double that for external
> libraries, but that's another story.
libSerialPlugin.a
this are the function I found in the
Content/Linux subdirectory
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08102f10 t primitiveSerialPortOpen
08102df0 t primitiveSerialPortRead
08102cc0 t primitiveSerialPortWrite
08105980 t primitiveSocketBindToPort
081055c0 t primitiveSocketConnectToPort
08104b40 t primitiveSocketListenOnPort
08104a00 t primitiveSocketListenOnPortBacklog
08104830 t primitiveSocketListenOnPortBacklogInterface
08104670 t primitiveSocketLocalPort
08103e60 t primitiveSocketRemotePort
08102630 t secCanConnectToPort
081025d0 t secCanListenOnPort
081034a0 T serialPortClose
081030d0 T serialPortInit
080d9a90 T serialPortMidiClockRate
08103210 T serialPortOpen
08103190 T serialPortReadInto
081030b0 T serialPortShutdown
08103120 T serialPortWriteFrom
The code in Pharo is:
<primitive: 'primitiveSerialPortOpenByName' module:'SerialPlugin'>
So hasn't there �a function with that name?
Regards
Friedrich
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