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Question How To Controll Hardware Using c++
well i am working on a project in which i need to control hardware
such as a 5v motor using c++ can you guys can help me out waiting for your reply hurryyy!!!
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This is just a guess cause you said you need a quick response.. but I am pretty sure you need a micro-controller. You then must "burn" the code into the controller. Thats about as far as I know, I am still new to the programming aspect/concept of it all.
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Tell you what boss, you'd better read How to post a question, which is the top thread on this forum. You haven't told us:
(a) What hardware platform this is on
(b) What compiler/tools you are using
(c) What sort of interface controller (if any) you are using

As far as I know, there aren't any astrologers or psychics here on the forums, so unless you post at least SOME information about what you have, no one can help you.
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I am also trying this,

it may be like this
u can controle through parellel port, by connecting port to DAC(Digital to Analog Converter IC), and send data using outport functions
for this u should know the parellel port number
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