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I am trying to understand the methods used in serial communication. I have read plenty of serial classes descriptions and sample code lines and have a general understanding of the process.
What got me puzzled is usage of OVERLLAPED structure and MSDN API conflicting help in description of ReadFile which states that “overlapped is not supported”. However, the SDK help for same function is using the OVERLLAPED structure.
I think the terminology usage of “OVERLLAPED” ' is unfortunate.
In my definition – overlapped means physically overlapping something – plain windows for example, on desktop.
I can see multiple access to a file as sort of overlapping.
However, I just cannot see how Windows OS can handle multiple, hence overlapped , access to same COM port.
I am not looking for a code or serial library.
I just need some clarification on the “overlapped COM usage “.

Thanks for reading and as always any constructive help is appreciated.
Cheers
Vaclav


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