How to read game port in Clarion?

I need to input some variable resistance data into a program and the
thought occured to me that perhaps the Game port joystick interface might
work.

Does anyone know if there are any templates or example code that
reads/shows how to read the game port?

thanks,

Bob Roos

check this out:

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spuds wrote:
> I need to input some variable resistance data into a program and the
> thought occured to me that perhaps the Game port joystick interface
> might work.
>
> Does anyone know if there are any templates or example code that
> reads/shows how to read the game port?
>
> thanks,
>
> Bob Roos

Thaks for the info.  I went to their website (www.sstnet.com), but
couldn't find the DriverLinx.  I sent them a request for more info on it.

Just got an idea to Google it.  Found www.driverlinx.com and it has what
you mentioned.

Thanks

Bob

On Sat, 28 Feb 2004 08:31:19 +0100, I v e k y <i v e k y @ e m a i l . h i
n e t . h r> wrote:

> check this out:
>
> DriverLINX Port I/O Driver for Win95 and WinNT
>
> (C) Copyright 1996, Scientific Software Tools, Inc.
> All Rights Reserved.

spuds wrote:
> Thaks for the info.  I went to their website (www.sstnet.com), but
> couldn't find the DriverLinx.  I sent them a request for more info on
> it.
>
> Just got an idea to Google it.  Found www.driverlinx.com and it has
> what you mentioned.
>
> Thanks
>
> Bob


i will use that to drive some electronic circuits from clarion too (over
parallel port)

I am seriously thinking of using a micro processor that talks RS-232 to do
my monitoring.  Check out www.basicx.com and www.parallax.com for the
basic program driven microprocessors.

I have another application where the micro processor can control most of
the project with only a little help from a PC.

I can talk to the serial port with ClaCom Lite.

Bob

On Sat, 28 Feb 2004 20:31:57 +0100, I v e k y <i v e k y @ e m a i l . h i
n e t . h r> wrote:

> spuds wrote: 
>
>
> i will use that to drive some electronic circuits from clarion too (over
> parallel port)
>
>