add the 4096 bytes ring-buffer also on binary modes

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The 4 byte buffer on Pic-UART is very poor, it causes very slow speed for
bulk transfers on binary modes (applications need to send 4 bytes and read
4 bytes overheading a simple bulk transfer). A great speed gain can be
performed by adding a 4096 software buffer.

Original issue reported on code.google.com by villam...@gmail.com on 29 Mar 2010 at 11:17

I think this should be a topic in the development forum so the community can discuss it and offer suggestions. The main issue is how to control it. What is the use scenario? Do we just wait for 4096 bytes? A new protocol with large packet sizes? Bump bytes on an interrupt? And if so, that about the other features that might use that ring buffer at the same time (sniffers)? And what about output bytes? Do they get buffered too?

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