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I cannot seem to get this plugin working on Linux with Mono as the C# runtime. It is configured to use the ESP only (/dev/ttyUSB0), with Pi disabled.
I have some z88dk C code that I know works fine on a Next N-GO.
It also works with the default emulated CSpect UART support (up to a point)
I know my USB ESP device is working (using cu command to test)
C# is not really my thing, but I did some digging and it appears that this might be a known problem with Mono not supporting the DataReceived (or any) serial events.
This plugin is exactly what I was looking for, so thanks for that. I just couldn't figure out why my binary data was getting messed up when using CSpect and this project gave me the answer. It might take a while, but if I can figure out building C# I'll get a PR together.
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…ved` events. Instead a thread must be used to constantly read from the serial port. Fortunately, only `SerialPort.cs` needed changing, as it appears entirely safe to pass a null event.
I cannot seem to get this plugin working on Linux with Mono as the C# runtime. It is configured to use the ESP only (
/dev/ttyUSB0
), with Pi disabled.cu
command to test)C# is not really my thing, but I did some digging and it appears that this might be a known problem with Mono not supporting the
DataReceived
(or any) serial events.This plugin is exactly what I was looking for, so thanks for that. I just couldn't figure out why my binary data was getting messed up when using CSpect and this project gave me the answer. It might take a while, but if I can figure out building C# I'll get a PR together.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: