rerobika
commented
6 years ago @TMD-Burger If you would like to send byte data in 0x00 - 0xFF range uart_putc is suitable for you. First of all sizeof (char) == sizeof (uint8_t) and in this case does not matter whether your variable is char or uint8_t because this type of information is only used for determining how to interpret the data, but the stored value is always the same in both cases. I hope this explanation helps you.
Hello!
Problem: How to send "bytes" over Serial (UART)?
Description: I have a lot of trouble to put a "simple" Byte-Array over Serial. My problem is, there is only one function to send data over Serial: "uart_putc()". But i don´t want to send "chars"., i want to send "bytes".
Example:
const uint8_t dataSize = 3; uint8_t DataArray[dataSize];
void SendData() {
DataArray[0] = 0x7E; DataArray[1] = 100; DataArray[2] = 255;
for (uint8_t i=0, i < dataSize, i++ ) { Send_as_Byte(1, DataArray[i]); } }
or bedder: Send_Bytes(1, DataArray, dataSize);
How i could get this to work ?
Many thanks, Stefan ;-)