I have a problem connecting to any serial port (want to exchange with an Arduino) using c++ on visual studio.
I'm using the SerialClass given in the Arduino playground, but can't open an handle to my port. It throws ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND on every try..
I've been testing many other ways of notating the port:
"COM1"
"COM1:"
"\\.\COM1"
but nothing's working.
The port is availiabl开发者_开发问答e on the system, and working fine using Putty or the Arduino IDE. Additionally it isn't blocked by other processes.
I'm using Windows 7 x64, but project is Win32.
The class is constructed with
serialPort = new Serial((char*)port);
and the error string shows the right portname.
What I'm doing wrong?
File opening isn't working, too.
A good example of others manually using the api to open a serial port is here. The relevant part (regarding your question) shows them using the port number as follows:
...
CreateFile("\\\\.\\COM1",GENERIC_WRITE
...
so it could be \\\\.\\COM1
instead of the options you have tried.
Found the Answer!
I casted the string using (LPCTSTR), but this wouldn't return a valid string. Had to use
const WCHAR FileFullPath[] = {L"COM4"} ;
for conversion.
Are you sure this isnt a driver problem with Windows 7 64 bit ?
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