09:46 <Oleksandr[m]> hello, as a novice in embedded rust i am trying to run this project https://github.com/rtic-rs/defmt-app-template... (full message at <https://catircservices.org/_matrix/media/v3/download/catircservices.org/YtJEsSVIaXicGuVGEmspjCjB>)

09:51 <badyjoke[m]> <Oleksandr[m]> "hello, as a novice in embedded..." <- > <@oleksandr.kuksenko:matrix.org> hello, as a novice in embedded rust i am trying to run this project https://github.com/rtic-rs/defmt-app-template... (full message at <https://catircservices.org/_matrix/media/v3/download/catircservices.org/urLPHSIZGqiMMxWVGwSdLehw>)

10:59 <DominicFischer[m> Has anyone tried using Rust coroutines (core::ops::Coroutine) with interrupts yet?

11:20 <Oleksandr[m]> * hello, as a novice in embedded rust i am trying to run this project https://github.com/rtic-rs/defmt-app-template

11:20 <Oleksandr[m]> oleks@hp-laptop:~/projects/rtic-app$ cargo run

11:20 <Oleksandr[m]> As i understand i should see the output from defmt::info!("Hello from task1!"); in the terminal, but it is nothing happens after programming target, please advice what could be the reason

11:20 <Oleksandr[m]> * hello, as a novice in embedded rust i am trying to run this project https://github.com/rtic-rs/defmt-app-template

11:20 <Oleksandr[m]> $ cargo run

11:20 <Oleksandr[m]> As i understand i should see the output from defmt::info!("Hello from task1!"); in the terminal, but it is nothing happens after programming target, please advice what could be the reason

12:34 <RobertJrdens[m]> <RobertJrdens[m]> "Only for the special case of..." <- (I forgot) ... and the special case of a symmetric FIR filter (`SymFir`).

14:05 <PinballWIzard[m]> Hi James Munns still here to bother you about UART and postcard rpc, I am following your advice to start working on v.0.4.1 as starting point, I am moving all the point of my understanding towards a buffered uarte (on nrf chip ) , may I ask you an opinion if am moving towards the right path? I can share you main file and comms file if you can give a look it would be great for me...thanks!

14:16 <JamesMunns[m]1> I can take a quick look if you post it publicly, but I don't have much time this week unfortunately.

14:27 <PinballWIzard[m]> <JamesMunns[m]1> "I can take a quick look if you..." <- Yep! If it's an issue don't worry...

14:27 <PinballWIzard[m]> I can post them here

14:27 <PinballWIzard[m]> if you want

15:07 <PinballWIzard[m]> James Munns: dropping them here just as files ( not compiling atm ) I think I have to fix something in the incoming function. Anyway your quick chek would be great! I will try later with hw in my hand just trying to compile now...

15:26 <JamesMunns[m]1> fwiw for me (and many others), it's much easier to look at a whole project, so hosting it on github/gitlab or similar makes it much easier.

15:28 <embassy-learner[> Yep sorry was on mobile, will put a link on something better

15:29 <JamesMunns[m]1> https://docs.embassy.dev/embassy-nrf/git/nrf52832/buffered_uarte/struct.BufferedUarteTx.html#method.write note that the write method returns how many bytes were sent, it might be less than you requested to be sent, you current code can lose bytes

15:30 <embassy-learner[> Sorry still me have to align my account here...it's still me

15:32 <JamesMunns[m]1> I don't see any other bugs that are obvious atm

15:32 <embassy-learner[> JamesMunns[m]1: Yep, i was lookin to write_all method before, which seem clearing the buffer

15:34 <embassy-learner[> Just have to check if something is bad in the split part of uarts, compiler seems bothering about dropping of a borrow...will check at home

15:34 <embassy-learner[> Thanks for your check!