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In my project I intended to use a CC3000 to accept remote control messages from a smartphone using an app like Ardumote. However, this uses UDP and have trying to get it to work I just now noticed this is listed as not working. So this isn't really a new issue I suppose but I wanted to document that I need this feature. Also, I'm wondering if I could implement UDP packet reception in my own code and bypass the library. Unfortunately at the moment I'm not sure how to do this.
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Good to know. I will put fixing the UDP issue as a higher priority. If you wanted to give UDP packets a shot, you could definitely try it, but it would require interfacing with the low-level calls in the library.
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In my project I intended to use a CC3000 to accept remote control messages from a smartphone using an app like Ardumote. However, this uses UDP and have trying to get it to work I just now noticed this is listed as not working. So this isn't really a new issue I suppose but I wanted to document that I need this feature. Also, I'm wondering if I could implement UDP packet reception in my own code and bypass the library. Unfortunately at the moment I'm not sure how to do this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: