- Fri Nov 14, 2014 6:55 pm
#2659
Hey, thanks for trying and reporting those issues.
I'll take a look.
I'll take a look.
- Sat Nov 15, 2014 4:57 am
#2667
Thanks for the detailed explanation! I will indeed use it with a microcontroller (Tiva TM4C) and a state machine, but I have not figured out how to efficiently/cleanly implement it. I was thinking of going into wait state after each command, and using an interrupt to wait for he appropriate response (OK/ERROR/...) or unsollicited responses. Then setting the state back to something as 'ready' again. You have any suggestions on the host side implementation?
Yes the one from espressif. I followed your instructions on patching the ints definition, changed the paths in the target.mk, installed esp tool .deb and then it worked immediately
I was wondering if it is technically possible to have a server mode and client connection working at the same time? Because in my application, I periodically need to update time over NTP. I could probably implement this by switching modes for short time.
Again, thanks for your work on this!
igrr wrote:...
Thanks for the detailed explanation! I will indeed use it with a microcontroller (Tiva TM4C) and a state machine, but I have not figured out how to efficiently/cleanly implement it. I was thinking of going into wait state after each command, and using an interrupt to wait for he appropriate response (OK/ERROR/...) or unsollicited responses. Then setting the state back to something as 'ready' again. You have any suggestions on the host side implementation?
igrr wrote:By the way,
So was this the VM that comes from Espressif? If so, i can close this issue, https://github.com/igrr/atproto/issues/3, didn't have time to try the VM myself.
Yes the one from espressif. I followed your instructions on patching the ints definition, changed the paths in the target.mk, installed esp tool .deb and then it worked immediately
I was wondering if it is technically possible to have a server mode and client connection working at the same time? Because in my application, I periodically need to update time over NTP. I could probably implement this by switching modes for short time.
Again, thanks for your work on this!
- Sat Nov 15, 2014 9:14 am
#2674
Hi
Just popped in to look at your code now.. erm, did I miss something, I think you were planning on allowing both CR and CRLF?
Pete.
Just popped in to look at your code now.. erm, did I miss something, I think you were planning on allowing both CR and CRLF?
Pete.
Peter Scargill - http://tech.scargill.net
- Sat Nov 15, 2014 11:42 am
#2682
It is supported in my code but people here are reporting problems that I have trouble reproducing and understanding.
Are you having wdt resets when you use crlf?
Are you having wdt resets when you use crlf?
