Nice video. I just read the buffer size is 64 Byte. I didn't tried yet and just wonder what will happen if the buffer is full. Will the first byte in the buffer be removed to have space for the next byte or will the last byte be skipped? I also wonder a bit why there is no Serial.error() function to check if there was an error because of for example a full buffer.
thank you! that is a very good question. I never tried filling up the buffer. And I agree, they should have put some flag in place so that we know that data was lost
you can find the code here:
github.com/playduino/arduino-uno-programming
Nice video. I just read the buffer size is 64 Byte. I didn't tried yet and just wonder what will happen if the buffer is full. Will the first byte in the buffer be removed to have space for the next byte or will the last byte be skipped? I also wonder a bit why there is no Serial.error() function to check if there was an error because of for example a full buffer.
thank you! that is a very good question. I never tried filling up the buffer. And I agree, they should have put some flag in place so that we know that data was lost