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March 28, 2015 07:58
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//This code works. | |
ofSerial serial; | |
int sensorPadValue; | |
void ofApp::setup(){ | |
//this is the strange line. If I don't explicity call the ofSerial construtor all hell breaks loose. The error is Thread 1: EXC_BAD_ACCESS//(code=1, address 0xffffff4). | |
serial = new ofSerial(); | |
serial->listDevices(); | |
serial->setup(0, 9600); | |
} | |
//-------------------------------------------------------------- | |
void ofApp::update(){ | |
//This gets sent to arduino, calling for a new set of readings | |
serial->writeByte('a'); | |
if(serial->available()){ | |
unsigned char bytesReturned[6]; //000 new line + null terminator | |
// memset(bytesReadString, 0, 3); | |
memset(bytesReturned, 0, sizeof(bytesReturned)); | |
// This reads the data now that arduino is sending a response, | |
serial->readBytes(bytesReturned, 5); | |
//check the data to make sure the new line isn't doing weird stuff | |
string serialData = (char*) bytesReturned; | |
sensorPadValue = ofToInt(serialData); | |
cout << sensorPadValue << endl; | |
//This was allows for the whole process to repeat without | |
// getting strange overlapping readings from the encoder: | |
serial->flush(); | |
} |
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