First thing, define debug mode for debugging serial communication. In actual usage, you will send only the necessary data.
const bool debug=true;
if (debug) Serial.println("Some Message");
Remember that each character you add will introduce a delay to the system. Be mindful of adding characters in serial communication; avoid adding extra characters to keep the system running smoothly.
Use flash memory space instead of RAM for fixed messages. For example:
SerialUSB.print(F("constant string"));
Accumulate data in a local buffer and send it in larger chunks. Here’s an example:
const int data = 230;
const float fdata = 203.5;
const char sdata[] = "Hello";
char buffer[100]; // Buffer to hold the formatted string
int index = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
index += snprintf(buffer + index, sizeof(buffer) - index, "Motopya! data %d float %.2f String %s index %d", data, fdata, sdata, i);
if (index >= sizeof(buffer) - 50) { // Ensure there's enough space for the remaining data
Serial.println(buffer);
index = 0;
}
}
Minimize Serial Flushes. Use SerialUSB.flush() sparingly, as it can block program execution.
First thing, define debug mode for debugging serial communication. In actual usage, you will send only the necessary data.
Remember that each character you add will introduce a delay to the system. Be mindful of adding characters in serial communication; avoid adding extra characters to keep the system running smoothly.
Use flash memory space instead of RAM for fixed messages. For example:
Accumulate data in a local buffer and send it in larger chunks. Here’s an example:
Minimize Serial Flushes. Use
SerialUSB.flush()
sparingly, as it can block program execution.