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I'm reverse-engineering a serial protocol and getting frustrated by bad tools. Does anyone know of a good, free tool for logging data to/from serial ports on Windows? Requirements: Must be free Must not take control of the port (i.e. must hook the file APIs or the kernel rather than trying to open the device) Must have some sort of filtering features Writes either human-readable or binary logs, preferably in an easy to parse format Any ideas? Portmon works, but its logs are difficult to work with and its filters are effectively useless; I've also tried a few commercial tools and nothing seems to fit the bill.
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