TMS Software Async

Event-driven serial port library for Delphi and C++Builder applications
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TMS Software

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API & Protocol Libraries

About this software

TMS Async is a Windows-focused, event-driven serial communications library for Delphi and C++Builder. It provides VCL components that expose serial port access, transfer protocols (XModem, YModem, ZModem, Kermit, ASCII, binary), terminal emulation, and components for building comport servers. The library links into applications without a separate runtime. Notifications rely on the Windows message loop while internal threading prevents UI blocking.

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Benefits

  • Serial port access: Provides programmatic access to Windows serial ports and data streams
  • Event-driven architecture: Event callbacks deliver received data without polling or blocking calls
  • Protocol support: Includes XModem, YModem, ZModem, Kermit, ASCII, and binary transfers
  • VCL components: Supplies components for Delphi and C++Builder VCL projects
  • Server and terminal: Offers comport server components and terminal emulation controls

Available languages

  • English

Support information

  • Developer documentation: Developers guide PDF and online manuals hosted on the publisher site.
  • Support forum access: Community and support center threads are available for product questions and issues.
  • Sample projects included: Sample applications and code examples are provided with documentation.
  • Installation instructions: Publisher documentation includes manual install guidance for IDE integration.
  • Compatibility notes: Compatibility and package build notes are documented for supported IDE versions.

Frequently asked questions

What platforms does TMS Async support?
Designed for Windows desktop applications using Delphi or C++Builder; components target the VCL on Windows.
Which transfer protocols are supported?
Supports common serial transfer protocols including XModem, YModem, ZModem, Kermit, ASCII, and binary.
Does TMS Async require a separate runtime?
No; the components compile into the application and link directly into the executable without a separate runtime.
How does it avoid blocking the UI thread?
It uses an event-driven design and internal threading for background processing; notifications are delivered via the Windows message loop.
Are there developer guides and samples available?
Publisher provides a developers guide PDF, sample projects, and online documentation on its manuals and support pages.