Mark Bratcher
Mark Bratcher
@chegewara According to the documentation in this repository: > Of course a server doesn't need to advertise. If a client should otherwise be informed (or remember) the address of the...
@chegewara well, you still know a lot more than I do! :) Thanks for that additional documentation. I'll have a careful look at it. It seems, then, for a reliable...
@chegewara thanks, that's good to know. I'm just playing with the technology at the moment. I was constructing a simple scenario where lI have a temperature sensor and I want...
@machmar meh, no offense taken. That was 2 years ago. A fun little idea I had on my breadboard when I first got my Arduino before I determined how to...
The JSON examples you show look correct. Perhaps there's a hidden non-printable character in the string coming from the NFC NDEF, or perhaps from noise on the communication channel? When...
I used the current version of cJSON to parse your string and it did not give an error. The following code prints "JSON ok": ``` const char *j = "{\"w\":\"GWiFi\",\"p\":\"G@dge@n#24it&dp\",\"t\":\"0,0,26941480,140,170,40,40,100,200,150,29,39,89,45,2,75,75,2\"}";...
Actually, I like having `valueint`. Some embedded platforms don't do a good job of accurately representing the their largest `int` with a `double`. Just recently I had to patch our...
Can you show sample code and attach sample 1k file that yields the stack overflow?
What version of cJSON are you using? When you say "crashes" do you mean that `cJSON_Parse` returned NULL or did it actually crash? Is the JSON you are showing exactly...
It's interesting you are seeing a "core panic" since you are able to print an error message after the parser returns NULL. If you are trying to use the NULL...