I quickly tried it out on a Teensy 3 of a friend, and at first glance it seems to work smoothly. This means that it will hopefully run quite fast on a Teensy 3. a virtual port running at full USB speed) by implementing my own serial port communication, that adapts dynamically to transfer tates. a physical serial port) and high speeds (i.e. In the time after the initial release I improved the library to work both at low speeds (i.e. However, most work went into writing an implementation of the library from scratch in C# that runs both on. Using escaping, basic data-types can be send over in binary form, for efficiency and accuracy

It has the ability to send binary data. Special characters that would otherwise be interpreted as field separators or command separators are can be escaped and are made harmless. It can wait for an acknowledge command after sending It can send all data-primitives (char arrays, floats, ints, longs, bytes) instead of just strings. Trigger specific callback functions on received commandsīut it was still lacking in some aspects. sending multiple arguments per command command However I could only find one library that came close: It implemented I had expected to find a messaging library without any issue. A few months ago I wanted my Arduino to communicate with a C# application in order to log some data.

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