Reduce the number of bytes over SPI for MCP2515Class::parsePacket() by up to 2.8x #46
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Use the RX STATUS command instead of READ(CANINTF) to check availability of
data to read. This reduces SPI usage for a simple "is data available" check
from 3 bytes to 2.
Use the READ RX BUFFER command to read the RXFn* registers as well as the
received data. This requires doing only a single CS pull, and only N+6 bytes
transferred over SPI. READ RX BUFFER also takes care of resetting the RXnIF
flag.
If my math is right, the old code needed N+6 readRegister() calls for a standard
frame, and N+9 readRegister() calls for an extended frame, plus one
modifyRegister() call to reset the RXnIF flag. Each readRegister() call requires
a CS pull and transferring 3 bytes over SPI.
For N = 8,