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Windows NT
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COMMCONFIG
The COMMCONFIG structure contains information about the configuration state of a
communications device.
typedef struct _COMM_CONFIG {
DWORD dwSize;
WORD wVersion;
WORD wReserved;
DCB dcb;
DWORD dwProviderSubType;
DWORD dwProviderOffset;
DWORD dwProviderSize;
WCHAR wcProviderData[1];
} COMMCONFIG, *LPCOMMCONFIG;
Members
dwSize
Specifies the size, in bytes, of the COMMCONFIG structure.
wVersion
Specifies the version number of the COMMCONFIG structure. This parameter can be 1. The version of the provider-specific
structure should be included in the wcProviderData member.
wReserved
Reserved; do not use.
dcb
Specifies a device-control block (DCB) structure for RS-232 serial devices. A DCB structure is always present regardless of the port driver subtype specified
in the device's COMMPROP structure.
dwProviderSubType
Identifies the type of communications provider, and thus the format of the
provider-specific data. For a list of communications provider types, see the
description of the COMMPROP structure.
dwProviderOffset
Specifies the offset, in bytes, of the provider-specific data relative to the
beginning of the structure. This member is zero if there is no
provider-specific data.
dwProviderSize
Specifies the size, in bytes, of the provider-specific data.
wcProviderData
Contains the provider-specific data, if any. This member may be of any size or
may be omitted. Because the COMMCONFIG structure may be expanded in the future, applications should use the dwProviderOffset member to determine the location of this member.
Remarks
If the provider subtype is PST_RS232 or PST_PARALLELPORT the wcProviderData member is omitted. If the provider subtype is PST_MODEM, the wcProviderData member contains a MODEMSETTINGS structure.
See Also
DCB, COMMPROP, GetCommProperties, MODEMSETTINGS
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