Add USART methods to check for error#160
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Hi, thanks for the addition! I gave it a spin where I generated overrun errors, and it seems the bit is not cleared? |
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Sorry, I tracked it down to my example code that was messed up. |
korken89
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Hi @hannobraun, will you rebase this PR? |
MathiasKoch
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This is useful to handle cases where multiple errors have occurred. Previously, it wouldn't have been necessary to detect and handle all those errors, without trying to read again.
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Rebased. CI is green. Should be good to go now. |
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This is useful to handle cases where multiple errors have occurred.
Previously, it wouldn't have been necessary to detect and handle all
those errors, without trying to read again.