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I appreciate what you say. Agreed, and I had done this, but not well enough. All my SN's were stored in an Evernote database. When they changed versions they did not have backwards compatible format (talk about dumb) nor a converter. So I'm stuck with old data I can't access anymore. I refused to st...

I only see three SN's and I have 5 units. I'll write to the sales address.

As for re-installing the tools, at least we should be able to download the version that came with our product. A windows crash (happens too often) and re-install means without the tools I'm SOL.

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Just getting back into using Netburner tools after various diversions. As have application that would be perfect for simplicity of SB70LC and possibly 5270, pulled these from storage. Issues: 1. Tried to download latest SDK. "Support expired". Had to dig out old saved SDK binary. Strike 1 ...

Hi Forrest, Here's one below. I searched and it has since been deleted. There have been lots of others. Maybe the spammer got rid of them to clean any tracks. edmin_654 should get the flush handle. /m User : edmin (edmin_654@yahoo.com) Subject : 5 Ideas to Getting a great Golf player Thread : 5 Idea...

I'd rather see this set up as a mail reflector.

Forums like this are useful in some ways, but a simple mail reflector is much easier to manage.

For now, users who need this resource and depend upon it ought to have privileges to delete accounts when spam is posted.

At some point along the way (I am the culprit here) I had installed Mylin Javascript Development support. This was done as there were some dependencies I needed to satisfy with version control integration (GALILEO). I removed the support for Javascript and the problem disappeared. Of course, a new o...

What is the value get? The description you included for clock() appears to say it a way to get seconds since boot. Are you trying to get seconds? Seems that the result is a function of CLOCKS_PER_SEC. The description seems to indicate that the value returned will be CLOCKS_PER_SEC/value. In my case...

The compiler doesn't crash, but I get this:

c:/nburn/gcc-m68k/bin/../lib/gcc/m68k-elf/4.2.1/../../../../m68k-elf/lib/m5208\libc.a(lib_a-times.o): In function `_times_r':
times.c:(.text+0xe): undefined reference to `times'

Looks like an error in libc.

Who maintains libc for this platform?

BOOLEAN FlushPort(void) { int rv = 0; rv = ReadWithTimeout(fd, NULL, 1024, 10); if (rv<0) iprintf("FlushPort():Error %i\n",rv); return (true); } Note: ReadWithTimeout(fd, NULL, 1024,0); blocks . serial.cpp: * Waits for a specified amount of time (in ticks) for data to be available for * r...

You can specify which buffer to flush, or both. In my case, flushing the receive buffers will do fine. Your ReadWithTimeout() is a good suggestion. Perhaps not as efficient as pulling the bathtub plug directly on the internal buffer, but it will work. On your suggestion I'll have a look at serial.cp...