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Clients, and Protocols for interacting with the CAT-DEV’s SDIO.
Unlike traditional SDIO which is usually low-level firmware level protocol that involves things like individual bits for the protocol, the CAT-DEV takes a very ‘interesting’ approach to what they call SDIO.
Specifically the first thing to note is that, “SDIO” can refer to two ports on your CAT-DEV. There is “SDIO Printf/Control” (by default port 7975), and “SDIO Block Data” (by default port 7976), which actually interact over two totally independent TCP streams.
Modules§
- client
clients - “Client” implementations for SDIO protocols for handling PCFS for cat-dev.
- errors
- Errors related to SDIO protocols.
- proto
clientsorservers - SDIO Protocol implementations live here.
- server
servers - “Server” implementations for SDIO protocols for handling PCFS for cat-dev.
Constants§
- CONNECT_
TIMEOUT - The timeout to initiate a TCP connection to SDIO.
- DEFAULT_
SDIO_ BLOCK_ PORT - The default port to use for “SDIO Block Data” communications.
- DEFAULT_
SDIO_ CONTROL_ PORT - The default port to use for “SDIO Printf/Control” communications.