Add interlocking of send taskPerformer and SerialPortEventListener #22
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Recent upgrade of NodeMCU firmware to SDK 1.4.0 in
dev
branch changed the timing of the interactive command line interpreter. This triggered race conditions in ESPlorer's code which led to instabilities in "Send to ESP" eg.Specifically, I found the assumption "
timer.isRunning()
is immediately true oncetimer.start()
is issued" to be wrong sometimes. It happens from time to time thatPortExtraReader.serialEvent()
is called again but the timer did not yet start. As a result, it will incrementj
another time without correct handshaking withActionListener
. This randomly generates the case that one line is skipped and the next line is sent twice.This PR attempts to resolve such races between the ActionListener and the SerialPortEventListener by introducing the boolean flag
sendPending
. It ensures that the SerialPortEventListener will not advance before the current line has been sent.