Packetizer library
On January 10, 2015
- programming, stuff
Packetizer is a class written in c++ to analyze data for a start and/or end condition. If both, start- and end-condition is met the data between start and end is returned via a callback function as raw bytes.
It is useful for serial communication where data-packets have a distinct start and/or end pattern. Each of the conditions can be several bytes long. With three callbacks it is possible to get informed if a packet starts, get the packet-data and get informed on buffer overflows.
| Example | demonstrates |
|---|---|
| simple_packets | show basic functionality of Packetizer |
| simple_proto_send_receive | the use to control another remote Arduino controls LED 13 on a remote Arduino |
| simple_proto_send_receive_2 | based on simple_proto_send_receive shows the use of byte-pair packets controls the brightness of LEDs on a remote Arduino |
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