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Bump minor version for first release of Parity feature.
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name=EspSoftwareSerial | ||
version=6.0.0 | ||
version=6.1.0 | ||
author=Peter Lerup, Dirk Kaar | ||
maintainer=Peter Lerup <[email protected]> | ||
sentence=Implementation of the Arduino software serial for ESP8266/ESP32. | ||
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@ionini @lrlin5656 Please check this out.
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Sorry, I am kind of lost, what am I looking at?
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Oh, OK - it's not the single change, but the version that I am referring to.
If you can get the ESP8266 Arduino core including the submodules from Git - that extensively documented how to do it - then I'd be glad if you were able to test the implementation with real hardware.
FYI: it's not 9bit vs. 8bit, but it's about serial mode SWSERIAL_8S1, where in order to set the address bit one uses the
write()
call that allows setting the parity bit, to Mark in this case.If you don't know what I am talking about, never mind :-) :-) :-)