Burst Data

[Gil THOMAS]

Hi Rishi,

In my GPS application, it's not NMEA sentences, It's only a log track with a set of positions. I don't need a second thread to extract latitude and longitude simultaneously. When I have the positions list, I format datas and I put it in a text file. After this, the track is displayed on a map.

 

As I have already said, we write on the serial port only one sentence ("$PFMDNL..."). The GPS send all data bytes. Quantity of bytes depends of the track size.

I study the deposit... In the "Read-method-designs", it seems that Burst Data correspond to my application type but unfortunately, code example is empty and the example d1-burst-read-com is empty also.

I tried methods with a single loop like :

 while(exit == false) {

    data  = scm.readString(handle);

    if(data != null) {                                

       ....                                                                   

    }

    else {

        exit = true;

        break;

    }

}

It works perfectly in MacOS, but in Windows, this is random. Sometime, I lost something, sometime, it's OK.

I did not manage to implement a wait/notify instead of thread.sleep with a datalistener. That being said, it's a "good practice" point because with the thread.sleep, it's working on both platforms -:)

Do you have an idea  ?

[rishi gupta]

Can you mail me sample track data.

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