Rob Antonishen wrote:
> The typical method is to receive until a timeout occurs, then get the
> buffer contents. If there is no time out between the 0xAA...message
> here...0xAA frames then you will have to parse the retrieved buffer and
> extract the individual messages.
Now, which buffer should the contents be found in - the buffer whose
pointer you provide to SerReceive() or the one you provide to
SerSetReceiveBuffer()? From my experiments so far, when SerReceive is
called asking to put 10 characters into a particular character buffer and
it only receives 7 characters, that buffer remains empty. In any case,
any sample code you could direct me to would probably do wonders. Thank
you so much for the help!
Michael McFarland
