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RtsEnable crashes on raspberry pi / linux #62
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RtsEnable depends on port being open?
RtsEnable crashes on raspberry pi / linux
Jul 12, 2018
Thanks for the report. Can you say what version of libnserial that you're using? |
@jcurl I built it from source / master |
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On Windows, one can already set the RTS and DTR flags. They are cached before the serial port is opened. On Unix, an exception would be raised, due to the serial port not being opened. Allow consistency between Windows and Unix. The libnserial library implements this caching, so it must be compiled and redeployed. Issue: #62, DOTNET-168
Implemented in HEAD. |
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On Windows, one can already set the RTS and DTR flags. They are cached before the serial port is opened. On Unix, an exception would be raised, due to the serial port not being opened. Allow consistency between Windows and Unix. The libnserial library implements this caching, so it must be compiled and redeployed. Issue: jcurl#62, DOTNET-168
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If setting 'RtsEnable' on nix, a bad file descriptor error occurs
Edit2: updated description; RtsEnable = true/false just crashes on linux before port is
Open()
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