I am trying to open a file (like a picture) by sending a null terminated string from a microcontroller through a USB to my computer. The only command that I have available to send to the PC is: "_SendString232" or
uchar _SendString232 (long ptr)
There is a "terminal" in the IDE(integrated dev. environment) which connects to the microcontroller and receives the "_SendString232 " correctly and prints the string. I don't know if I might be able to use this to my advantage because it is running within the IDE. The USB is D-type(connected to micro-controller) to A-type which is connected to the computer.
Microcontroller:
Company: VeeaR
Model: VoiceGP DK-T2SI
Is there a program that can get the info from the USB and then open the desired file? Can I write a program ( e.x. in Microsoft Visual Studio or other environment) that gets info from the USB then have that program open a file?
I emphatically thank you for your help!
My computer specs:
64-bit Dell with Windows 7 OS.
uchar _SendString232 (long ptr)
There is a "terminal" in the IDE(integrated dev. environment) which connects to the microcontroller and receives the "_SendString232 " correctly and prints the string. I don't know if I might be able to use this to my advantage because it is running within the IDE. The USB is D-type(connected to micro-controller) to A-type which is connected to the computer.
Microcontroller:
Company: VeeaR
Model: VoiceGP DK-T2SI
Is there a program that can get the info from the USB and then open the desired file? Can I write a program ( e.x. in Microsoft Visual Studio or other environment) that gets info from the USB then have that program open a file?
I emphatically thank you for your help!
My computer specs:
64-bit Dell with Windows 7 OS.