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[Reply #30 on:]

by the way, how would you approach garbage packet “<N0TRaSH” or missing “>”. I know my the code will hang in those two cases.

[Reply #31 on:]

On the Arduino or in C#?

[Reply #32 on:]

In order to make my program more fault tolerant, should i do it in both?

[Reply #33 on:]

In order to make my program more fault tolerant, should i do it in both?

Yes. You are sending data to the Arduino. It needs to check the integrity of the data it received, before doing something with it.

You are sending data from the Arduino. The C# application should check the integrity of the data it received, before doing something with it.

[Reply #34 on:]

Got it, I'm right on it then.

[Reply #35 on:]

Quote:
I just needed to set N = 0 before the while loop.
Ah, yes. The little things that trip you up.

Reynal had

Code:

while(N <= atoiHolder) {
  // do stuff
    N = N + 1; //Incrementing the N-Domain
}

which worked the first time but N was never reset to 0 so the while test failed on subsequent iterations.

Oops, just realised I responded to a post on page 2.

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Rob

[Reply #36 on:]

I'm an total amateur coding hehe. If it wasn't for the help I wouldn't be able get nowhere. I just got caught up in final exams  :'( , I'm dying to go back to Arduino. One more week, one more week.