I spent some time to figure out a problem in the BLESerial Example.
I developed an application that has a long setup sequence.
The first cycle of BLESerial.poll() happens past 100 ms from initialisation.
When this happen BLESerial.poll() does not call BLEPeripheral.poll() but only flush()
When flush is called but there is no any pending TX character then it does not update the timestamp but simply returns.
This seems to produce a deadlock when the delay between initialisation of begin() and the first poll() exceeds 100 ms.
I have changed BLESerial.poll() to execute anyway a BLEPeriperal.poll() and all works just fine.
I hope this is useful.
Thank you for the nice library
I spent some time to figure out a problem in the BLESerial Example. I developed an application that has a long setup sequence. The first cycle of
BLESerial.poll()happens past 100 ms from initialisation. When this happenBLESerial.poll()does not callBLEPeripheral.poll()but onlyflush()When flush is called but there is no any pending TX character then it does not update the timestamp but simply returns. This seems to produce a deadlock when the delay between initialisation ofbegin()and the firstpoll()exceeds 100 ms. I have changedBLESerial.poll()to execute anyway aBLEPeriperal.poll()and all works just fine. I hope this is useful. Thank you for the nice library