Doesn't it come with some documentation? What are you using to read from it? Post a very simple bit of code illustrating your attempt:OS, compiler, board make and model, etc would be helpful also.Code:#include<stdio.h> #include "whateveryourboardrequires.h" int main( void ) { //simple stuff needed for a single read, no unnecessary crap for(;;) { //an illustration of your read function call such as: read( foo, bar ); } return 0; }
Quzah.
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quzah, thanks for the reply. I think I didn't explain the situation correctly. Your code is basically what I'm doing, except that the for loop is a while(1) loop. It goes on forever, because I have no way of knowing how long i'm going to acquire the data.
Right now to stop my program, I just hit ctrl+c. I would like a way of stopping from a user input and also execute some chunk of code (in a function possibly?) before ending the program.
I was thinking of using the wait time between acquisition to listen for some key. But I don't know if that will possibly work and how to start.
You say you are writing a master thesis!! Not in a computing related subject one would hope!!Originally Posted by darkwalk
