serial port programming

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Hello people,

As an assignment for a school-project, i have to make 2 computers
communicate with each other over a null modem.  A Dutch version of the
assignment is online at http://mc303.ulyssis.org/downloads/Opgave2.jpg

After some considerations, i guess C is a good language to use for
implementation for this project.  Next step is figuring out _how_ to
do it.

I already discovered the Serial-Programming howto, but there is still
one important question that i would like to ask:

Is it necessary to write a kernel module for this or would this be a
major overkill and can everything be done in userspace by just opening
and writing to /dev/ttySX ?

Any other good pointers aside to the Serial-Programming howto i can
look at for this assignment?

Thanks for your help,
mc303

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