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Handels the sharing of data between two Arduino processors over I2C, and possibly SPI and Serial eventully
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Links two arduinos together using a buffer on the producer side. One 32bit word
one byte of metadata, and one byte of checksum is transmitted in each message
Producer:
Setup:
* Wire.begin(addr) should be done in calling program's setup() func
* Producer will be setup as a I2C slave with the address specified in
Producer::Producer(int address);
* Wire.onRequest(void(*)()) must be setup in calling program's setup() to
call a local function which references Producer::i2cRequest()
***TODO: FIX THIS***
Run:
* When the buffer is written one byte of metadata is attached to the data.
Producer::writeBuffer(word data,byte meta);
Consumer:
Setup:
* Wire.begin() should be done in calling program's setup() func
* Consumer will be setup as a I2C master and read from the slave with address
specified in Consumer::Consumer(int address);
*
Run:
* Consumer::readBuffer() returns the meta for the recieved data
Special metas:
* 0xFF - Buffer full
* 0xFE - Checksum failed ( data lost )
* Consumer::getValue(meta) returns the most recent data for that meta
* Consumer::getUpdate() reads all avaiable data in buffer, only data for most
recent meta is avaiable
Requirements:
* Arduino 0019 or greater
Limitations:
* Only I2C implemented
* No data handshake, if checksum failes data is lost.
* Does not tell the producer when buffer is full (dumps the buffer and
'resets' the buffer)
Install:
To install copy the ProducerConsumer/ directory into your arduino 'libraries'
directory
ie:
cp -a ProducerConsumer [/path/to/arduino]/libraries
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