ComBreak
This function sends line break to the specified port and clears the Output flow control. ComBreak sends
a "long break" as defined in (to be specified). A break is often used as an "attention"
signal for terminal servers or to cycle through line speeds on a UNIX system.
- Syntax: err_t far ComBreak(handle_t Handle, int Length)
- Parameters: handle_t Handle The handle, returned via a successful ComOpen
int Length Length of break in milliseconds
- Returns: 0 - if successful
Any other value indicates an error condition.
ENOTYOURS - The specified port has not been acquired by the calling
application.
- Comments: ComOpen() must first be called in order to get a valid handle to the
communications port.