Enable immediate evaluation of a Serial rx #1995
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Added a call to a new Serial rx event function, "serialEventImmediate()". It allows users the advanced option of processing an incoming serial character at the time of the interrupt rather than having to wait for the current loop() to finish. While the new function should be used with caution as it's called within an interrupt routine, it enables processing of high priority incoming data. eg. an abort or e-stop command
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As discussed in #3203 (comment) it has been proposed If you think this is important still, please start a discussion on the Arduino developer mailing list. |
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Added a call to a new Serial rx event function,
"serialEventImmediate()". It allows users the advanced option of
processing an incoming serial character at the time of the interrupt
rather than having to wait for the current loop() to finish.
While the new function should be used with caution as it's called within
an interrupt routine, it enables processing of high priority incoming
data. eg. an abort or e-stop command