Hi Everyone. I have an application which requires two-way information exchange between the Arduino and the Linux portion of the UDOO. I am terrified of the notion of having to concatenate and parse byte streams, as I have a lot of parameters flowing in both directions, none of which are 8-bit. My ideal situation would be to use a framework that allowed me to pass parameters of arbitrary resolution with string-based labels to avoid errors or confusion. I think I may have found a solution, but I'm not sure I know how to implement it. The OSCUINO library seems perfect. http://cnmat.berkeley.edu/oscuino It offers neatly packaged datatypes and functions over the serial line, rather than TCPIP which is more typical of OSC applications. Here is a great example of a complex bi-directional data exchange for the Arduino Esplora: https://github.com/CNMAT/OSC/blob/maste ... splora.ino The clean hierarchy, expandability, and apparent robustness appeal to me deeply. The code I am running on the Linux side will be python. Has anyone used the UDOO for OSC related projects? Is there a superior way to move data between the two cores with minimal parsing? Note that my data includes floats and I would like them to be labeled with strings. Thanks! Robb Godshaw http://robb.cc
Re: OSC for Complex Bidirectional Linux/Arduino communicatio I'm still trying to find out how to exchange text data between Linux and Arduino of any kind. Please see this post, do you have any suggestions? viewtopic.php?f=15&t=1048 I was intending to use JSON format.
