Yet another Tokio v1 PR #78
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updated env_logger dependency added some documentation on Response parameters fixed a few spelling issues
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@Tarnadas & @ivomurrell would you mind to have a look at this? |
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@ColinFinck or @david-mcgillicuddy-moixa may also be interested, based on their recent comments on #72 |
Tarnadas
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Jul 23, 2021
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I tested it in my program and everything works. Thank you ! |
flosse
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Based on the PR from @Tarnadas but with
tokio_serialadded back in as a dependency instead ofserial-iodue to its incoming Windows pipes support (from berkowski/tokio-serial#42 and earlier work).Also homogenized and expanded a bit of documentation for a little bit.
Works on my machine™ (actually semi-field-tested against a serial device from a Linux host and communications appear to work).
Reviews and eventual merge are welcome.
Closes #71 and #76