Re: Overrun of received data with CDC-ACM

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> Unless someone has a better idea, I will try to implement this and  
> see where it gets me.

I suspect it is a really special case for your system but it should be
clean enough.

> > Just what rate is your device running ?
> 
> High speed USB = ~ 40 MByte/s.
> There is no actual communication line involved. I use CDC-ACM as just  
> a convenient interface to pump data.

Ok so you are indeed out of my design spec. In fact I'm rather pleasantly
suprised you can do 40MBytes/sec through the tty layer.

> networking. Making the serial layer robust for high transfer rates  
> would be a step forward, I think.

Some of the 3G phone stuff pushes rather high speeds but not the kind of
rate you are doing, it certainly does no harm.

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