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Jeff Epler
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In 9.0.x, serial_bytes_available returned a bool and tud_cdc_available was harmlessly checked twice for any characters. When the routine was changed to return an int, the double checking led to over-reporting the number of characters available. In code that would attempt to read this many bytes from sys.stdin, this made the read call block since only 1 byte was actually available. This behavior came up in the discussion of #9393. I don't mark this bug as closing that one, because that issue seems to be reporting multiple things that this change would not address, such as delays in `sys.stdout.write()` or problems seen while using webserial. |
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