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Changes typo line 58 log.Print(format,value) to log.Printf
Update README.md
- Current implementation will flush both Input and Output buffers - Added Flush to Windows calling PurgeComm() - Added Flush to POSIX calling tcflush() - Added Flush to Linux using syscall IOCTL with TCFLSH - Tested on Windows, POSIX and Linux environment
- Removed reduntant File Descriptor field stored in Port structure for Linux and POSIX implementations
Adding Flush() to flush serial port I/O buffers
Fixed typo in usage code example
serial: update sample import
… waiting for the read timeout when doing a read with a timeout. Fixes #31
22: no new variables on left side of :=
fix the example error
…ng case. The MSDN documentation is unclear on what happens when it's set to MAXDWORD. I don't have the capability to test across different windows versions with multiple serial devices, so this seems to be the safer option since this is what other libraries seem to do. For example here: http://forums.ni.com/attachments/ni/140/18925/1/SerialENETWrite.cpp This link suggests another option for Blocking: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10390151/how-do-i-use-commtimeouts-to-wait-until-bytes-are-available-but-read-more-than-o The documentation is poor about these different corner cases, but MAXDWORD-1 seems to be a fairly safe choice.
Based on the work of Calvi Paolo <[email protected]>
Add support for missing baudrates between 50 and 1200. Also closes #41
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