On Thu, May 11, 2023 at 8:01 PM Corey Minyard via pacsat-dev
<pacsat-dev@amsat.org> wrote:
>
> For Chris, mostly,
>
> In my AX25 code, the two queues are named read_data and write_data,
> you can search for those values.  The length, position, and size are
> right after it and described in the comment above.
>
> There are also some functions named "sub_seq", "add_seq" and
> "seq_in_range" that handle the wraparound.  In particular,
> seq_in_range is a little tricky.  And I see that I should comment
> those better.

Just to be clear, those are used for both sequence number handling and
for circular buffer handling.  I've added some comments to document
them a little better.

>
> And if you want, I can look at splitting up my code into a library
> that has the state machine that could be re-used.  It may be some
> overkill, though, it does all the extended sequencing, XID, and such
> that we don't need.
>
> -corey
>
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