>
>
>
>  -cards that support both T=0 and T=1 are generally used in T=0 mode since
>> the readers try this one before ;)
>>
>
> depends on the reader, Omnikey drivers - because they are german -
> always use T=1 if both are available.
>

Okay, I was not sure  =]


>
>
>  -command apdu is sent as a whole even if only the 5 first bytes are
>> available before setIncomingAndReceive, this is what the oscilloscope said
>> to me yesterday.
>>
>
>  -new Truc() creates an eeprom object. To get a RAM object, create it as a
>> local variable and give this local variable as a parameter to other methods
>> that will use it.
>>
>
> you are not very precise, if "create it" means allocate a new Truc(),
> it always occurs in EEPROM, the only local variables that are allocated
> from the RAM stack are the integer types (so byte, short) and
> references.


Sure, memory allocation has to be clearly explained and I was a bit fast.


Seb
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