Hi,
First of all, thank you for providing this library, it has really helped during my current project.
At this point if my application uses Ser.Write("my string"), it will stay in the write buffer until it is read by the connected device.
If for some reason, it isn't read, the buffer will keep older messages, resulting in unexpected messages when it is read at a later point, or even resulting in a segmentation fault when a buffer overflow occurs.
How can I flush the write buffer before calling Ser.Write("my string")?
Hi,
First of all, thank you for providing this library, it has really helped during my current project.
At this point if my application uses Ser.Write("my string"), it will stay in the write buffer until it is read by the connected device.
If for some reason, it isn't read, the buffer will keep older messages, resulting in unexpected messages when it is read at a later point, or even resulting in a segmentation fault when a buffer overflow occurs.
How can I flush the write buffer before calling Ser.Write("my string")?