I was told to create a virtual com port so that the application could read "comCompanyNameV1". I tried to parse com0com, but it seems so incomplete that I find that I need to clone around large parts of it, and I still have to collect everything to get closer to compiling. Mostly because the tools that are intended to be used for assembly are no longer available.
Can someone point me in a direction that allows me to create a virtual COM port? I really don't want to spend a month trying to figure out how to do this from scratch.
Oh, if someone knows how to do this in languages other than C ++, I'm good too.
I forgot to mention. Actual hardware can be connected to com1, but I still need the application to read in user com. Com. This is a third-party application, and we have no idea why they chose a weird named com, but they did.
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