C++ Builder 6.0 (Arduino) CPortLib - Help

Hi :wink:

I've seen this video lately - YouTube

and it's the perfect thing that i need right now to work on my app's for arduino,
my problem is that I installed C++ Builder and there is no CPortLib and i understand
i need to download it and install it. After few hours of search i could not find anything about how to
install the lib or even find the lib. I found some files about that lib but again I don't know how to install
it.

Is there anyone that can help me with that? A person that worked alot before with B. Builder C++.

Thanks.

What does this have to do with programming an Arduino? NOTHING.

Nothing ? omg
You actually transfer the main code that you use from Arduino to a software graphic interface
so you are able to use it just (plug and play) plug the circuit in the USB port without needed the arduino
software and use USB port by controlling the actual arduino circuit.

If you think that does nothing then...

Greatest thing since sliced bread, except that it doesn't work. Ain't that great?

Why do you even comment if you don't ever help?
Tried to use C++ Builder but didn't worked for me and found out the LabVIEW
a really great software with cool interface but i didn't liked that you can't program there you just
pick the components and done so boring but cool interface. I tried to work with it but after long hours
of pain in the a*s the com port always lose connection after connecting the 1st time and disconnect.

So i skipped and now I try Visual Studio C# working really great COM Port perfectly without problems and
done few tests just to test if there's no bugs with the COM Port and it's perfect.
But after all that hours I can't find anywhere how to read the values of a sensor in the Visual Studio C#
so if you like help me with that if not then stop comment if you don't have the interest to help.

Thanks. 8)

Hello, to transmit the value from arduino to your C# program, you also need to use serial. Just type in google "c# read from serial port" you will find tons of examples. On the arduino side, just use Serial.print... :slight_smile:

See how in: - YouTube