duino_bus
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Arduino Library for parsing/encoding packets and sending them over a bus (i.e. serial or socket)
Packet
This class describes the in-memory format of the packet.
PacketEncoder
Encodes a packet from it's in-memory format to it's over-the-wire format.
PacketDecoder
Decodes a packet from it's over-the-wire format into it's in-memory format.
Packer
Helper class for packing data into a packet.
Unpacker
Helper class for unpacking data from a packet.
IBus
Abstract base class for implementing a bus, which sends/receives packets over a bus.
IPacketHandler
Abstract base class for implementing a packet handler.
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