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When the fastgsm-bcm-1.0.0.29 driver is compiled with the ATL library, it generates the following errors: This article offers instruction on how to resolve these errors and compile the driver with the ATLC library instead. The first step is to install ATL version 4.8 or later; compiling with the older 3.1 will throw compilation errors because of deprecated functions in that version of ATL (ATHR_MEM_COORD_SEQ_MAX is one such function). An instance of the following ATL unit class must be created. The next step is to create a source file with the following code: This code is used by the ATL driver to generate access routines for a specific device. The 'private' keyword marks this routine as private to the driver, so it can be implemented in a different module. The 'public' keyword marks this routine as being part of the public interface of the driver. In fastgsm-bcm-1.0.0. 29, there is no hardcoded list of devices; the driver module checks the '(' and ')' symbols for each device specified in the configuration file and creates appropriate access routines. This code needs to be placed in a module called fastgsm-bcm-1.0.0.29.c The final step is to compile this source file and link it into the driver module: Using this procedure, one can obtain a working driver for accessing certain devices through the established BBS protocol with AT&T TTY Interface hardware, such as the fastgsm-bcm-1.0.0.29 driver by David Gersic of Silicon Alchemy (http://www.silanalchemy. com). References: AT&T Technical Reference Manual for TTY Interface Hardware, Second Edition AT&T Technical Reference Manual for TTY Interface Hardware, First Edition https://web.archive.org/web/20060604291757/http://www.silanalchemy.com/fastgsm-bcm-1.0.0.29-notes.html http://www2s.biglobe.ne. cfa1e77820