A parallel port driver module. This module provides an API to all parallel ports, by providing the ability to write any number of drivers. Modules are available for linux (both directly and via parport), win32 and a simple script version. NOTE - This...

This driver is the base class recommended for all Parallel Port Drivers. It is not useful in itself. Although against proper OO design, this particular module does not work by itself....

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This is a demonstration only and does not have any real practical application. It has been written as a demonstration on how to write drivers for Device::ParallelPort. Device::ParallelPort provides a raw interface to the parallel port. Printers actua...

This module should be used if you do not care what driver is used. It is very handy for writing cross platform applications in that it will autoamtically determine which parallel port driver is appropriate. See Device::ParallelPort for full details....

This is a basic driver that access the parallel port directly via standard io. This of course means that this script must be run as root (or setuid and all that involves)....

This module uses the inpout32.dll common to Windows users to read and write to the Parallel Port. For futher details see Device::ParallelPort...

This basic drive allows you to write a completely seperate piece of code to control the bits, and still allow the usual interface. This is fairly pointeless interface by itself but does allow for testing and unusal circumstances. Really there is not ...

This program uses the linux /dev/parportX devices, which means of course that you must have access to that device, which is simply a matter changing permissions for your system, much the same as you would if you where giving the user access to the so...

This is a dummy driver. Purely built to test the primary driver....

This is purely used for testing the system and not really useful....