Mark Sauder

Hi @Pantau123 , did that resolve this issue for you?

@cpaolini , it looks like this is an issue with GTest rather than libserial... I cannot reproduce the error on Ubuntu 19.10 with GTest 1.8.1 but your reporting did alert...

Hi @rkahv. Thanks for the ping! It's hard to believe that much time has already gone by, although I think we missed the mark to make it into Ubuntu 18.04,...

@Neuromancer2701 , the issue you describe is actually tightly intertwined with this issue: https://github.com/crayzeewulf/libserial/issues/40 If you can figure out a way to get this work accomplished the proposal you have...

Hi @giancarlocp . The way I've handled this in the past has been with one thread handling all of the read/write operations for the port with data stored in a...

Hi @giancarlocp , yes, the hardware has two separate buffers, one for the TX line, and one for the RX line, but LibSerial is not operating at the hardware level,...

Hi @IcenDy , Yes, this issue is due to the upgrade to GTest 1.10.0, https://github.com/google/googletest/releases/tag/release-1.10.0, but there is likely more work required to get up to date to the latest...

Hi @mrspirytus , are you using a SerialPort or a SerialStream object?

You will get this exception in the following case: ``` else if (write_result

Hi @mrspirytus , there are indeed a few methods in addition to what you have identified to flush the hardware buffers, although I'm not quite sure why calling `FlushIOBuffers() `...