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@ -107,8 +107,8 @@ Listener callbacks return values of the `TF_Result` enum: |
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TinyFrame uses two data buffers: a small transmit buffer and a larger receive buffer. |
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The transmit buffer is used to prepare bytes to send, either all at once, or in a |
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circular fashion if the buffer is not large enough. The buffer must be large enough to |
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contain the frame header, so e.g. 32 bytes should be sufficient for short messages. |
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circular fashion if the buffer is not large enough. The buffer must only contain the entire |
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frame header, so e.g. 32 bytes should be sufficient for short messages. |
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Using the `*_Multipart()` sending functions, it's further possible to split the frame |
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header and payload to multiple function calls, allowing the applciation to e.g. generate |
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