cannot read a whole message

[joyqat]

buf := make([]byte, 128)
for {
	n, err = s.Read(buf)
	if err != nil {
	    log.Fatal(err)
	}
	log.Printf("%q", buf[:n])
}

result of code above:
when receive "abcdef"
it will print
"a" and "bcdef"
always a single byte followed by reminded bytes.
what is the problem?

btw, I use windows 10 build1703, Go 1.8, VSPD 6.9(virtual serial port).

[Robin3D]

Me too, I have the same problem

[paocalvi]

My two cents..... IMHO, this approach to the reading is not correct. Like in TCP, you should not relay on a bunch of bytes arriving all together just because they have been sent together, because of fragmentation, when it comes to serial, you should be prepared to received half (or part) of a message, and then the rest, or many messages together. Even if in the case of a directly connected serial-to-serial your expectations is correct, it is certainly not when you for exemple, pass through some serial-over-ip device or SW. If you try in any case to write SW not relying on "all message delivered at once" the result will be more robust and reusable. Paolo

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[joyqat]

thanks for your opinion