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    Personal Serial Communications Library for PowerBASIC 6.2
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    Personal Serial Communications Library for PowerBASIC description

    PCL4PB can be used in the development of real mode applications running under DOS.

    The Personal Communications Library for PowerBASIC supports real mode DOS, COM1 through COM20 to 115200, 4+ ports concurrently, many dumb multiport boards, 16550, 16650, 16750 UARTs, interrupt driven, RTS/CTS flow control, any UART address and IRQ, and all memory models. For RS232, RS422, RS485.

    Personal Serial Communications Library for PowerBASIC is useful when it comes to developing real mode applications that run under DOS.

     


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