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SLIPPacketSerial send() gives me two 0xc0 as the end of packet #11
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latonita
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SLIPPacketSerial send gives me two 0xc0 in the end of message
SLIPPacketSerial send() gives me two 0xc0 as the end of packet
Nov 8, 2017
Hey there, thanks for the report -- can you test this pull request to see if it fixes the issue? I haven't had a chance to test it. If it works, we should just merge it! |
I'm checking it out now. Thanks! |
I believe everything should be in order now. Please check out the latest release. Thanks for your contribution. |
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I simply do slip.send(buff*,size) and it gives me nice slip packet, but with two 0xc0 in the end instead of one. this makes stream desynchronized and i loose packets on receiving side
I suppose it shall be only one 0xc0 in the end.
what i get:
[0xc0,data,0xc0,0xc0][0xc0,data,0xc0,0xc0]...
what i expect:
[0xc0,data,0xc0][0xc0,data,0xc0]...
thanks
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