Organize to divide and conquer from the beginning:
1) Acquisition
2) Processing (possibly optional but allow for it)
4) Storage (possibly optional but allow for it)
3) Display
Consider the volume of data you expect to be dealing with over a given time period. By avoiding a database or other...
Ah. Totally different problem.
I'm quite sure there is a way to do this. Once it's compiled a Delphi program is just like any other Windows app. However, I have not personally had to deal with this, so I'm afraid I'm not liable to be any help. It would not surprise me if this had not been...
I may be totally misunderstanding your question, but I've have always understood that window handles were only valid for the particular instance of a program - they were expected to be different every time you ran a program. You could also have multiple copies of the same program running at...
Several years ago I did an application that used a serial port modem extensively. I used AsyncPro. I was able to get the modem to pretty much jump through all the hoops and loops I needed, but everything was completely event driven - that is, I would wait for the modem's response to each...
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