Unlike UDP datagrams, which arrive always separately, serial messages (if sent very fast), arrive in our buffer here many at once, just as if we concatenated them. They should be taken apart upon reception (in the listener defined in connPoolCOM.h), and passed on separately for interpretation. We assume each separate message ends with a CR or LF character, or their un-encoded string aliases
Unlike UDP datagrams, which arrive always separately, serial messages (if sent very fast), arrive in our buffer here many at once, just as if we concatenated them. They should be taken apart upon reception (in the listener defined in connPoolCOM.h), and passed on separately for interpretation. We assume each separate message ends with a CR or LF character, or their un-encoded string aliases