Uart echo - character sent to fpga returns back on screen #2
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A small C-implemented program communicates back and forth with the device over USB.
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Hello,
This contribution completes your examples for an I/O in both directions, with the output depending on the input - albeit only with the identity function for now.
The history behind it is a bit funny in that I myself failed to limit the number of characters returned. It was magic by Ruben that fixed this. IIRC, the original uart_transmission transmission had the same flaw on my side - but that is another patch to come :-)
Cheers,
Steffen