Comments by codenameyash

codenameyash 15-Nov-13 9:48am View

Point noted good sir, making some adjustments

codenameyash 25-Apr-12 11:00am View

Thanks for that

codenameyash 10-Feb-12 4:01am View

Hi, thanks for reply, the Dongle is a piece of hardware that we produce here, Using Microchips controller to interface RF over the Usb, it is one of their Drivers that is in use. Well I was trying to use the debugger, but to no avail as once the Serial Event stops working the breakpoints I have in wont fire. The strange thing to me is that when it works it works well, but when it fails it just doesn't work at all.
I will follow up on the threads Idea. Blocking calls? Not sure what you mean by that...

codenameyash 16-Jan-12 4:21am View

Agreed, I quite like the events idea, Yes I do have a serial Data Received handler, however, say I do create something like a Delegate and subscribe to that delegate which notifies me when the correct flag has been set, How does that stop my other code from being executed in the mean time?

codenameyash 13-Dec-11 3:27am View

Thanks for the reply, well the constraint is once I receive a message, I need to reply within 5ms or all communications fail.

You are correct with respect to the USB dongle, and it does have a converter inside. The Baudrate of the device is configurable and it is set at 115200.

To measure the reaction time, I have the receiving device toggle an LED when something is received over RF, and measure this toggle rate on an Oscilloscope. I have noticed it comes to 15ms. Another test that I have run was pre-loading a byte array and sending this byte array over the serial port constantly but to no avail the 15ms time still prevailed.

codenameyash 12-Oct-11 3:32am View

When you say change S, what do you mean. I just create the instance and parse it down, and the variables in the struct are changed. Do you mean that?

codenameyash 12-Oct-11 3:28am View

errrrrrmmmm, maybe I should have been more clear,the program compiles.. And they are all Lower case. dunno Y i didnt write them like that here :)

codenameyash 12-Oct-11 3:22am View

yeah, they are all standard, exactly how C# likes them

codenameyash 11-Oct-11 6:02am View

Ok, Class One and Class Two, then I create Instances of each other in each respective class.... however when I run the program, it throws a Stack Problem..

When I comment out creating the instance of Class Two for example and Comment out calls To All Class Two Methods, the Project Works... NO Stack Problems, as I have now Removed the Dependency on Class Two From Class One..

codenameyash 20-Apr-11 10:12am View

Oh one other thing there can be many connections incoming, upper limit has not been defined yet, anyway besides the point, you mention message handler and its UI, how does one create that, would that be another form with UI or something else?

codenameyash 20-Apr-11 10:09am View

one thread good idea I like

codenameyash 28-Mar-11 6:08am View

welL it was available as a tag and so I put it up.......

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