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This is a cross-platform library for interfacing with rs-232 serial like ports written in C++. It provides a modern C++ interface with a workflow designed to look and feel like PySerial (http://pyserial.sourceforge.net/), but with the speed and control provided by C++. This library is in use in several robotics related projects and can be built and installed to the OS like most unix libraries with `make` and then `sudo make install`, but if you wish to use it with ROS then it will build as a unary stack. The library has two main components currently: Serial and SerialListener. Serial is a class that provides the basic interface common to serial libraries (open, close, read, write, etc..) and requires no extra dependencies. The SerialListener class is a convenience class that provides a method for easily asynchronously reading from a serial port, we have found this setup useful when interfacing with devices that send data asynchronously as well as use command-response type message interleaved. The SerialListener has an extra dependency of Boost for C++, which provides some feature not yet fully adopted by all C++ compilers like function types, shared_ptr's, and convenient threading.
+This is a cross-platform library for interfacing with rs-232 serial like ports written in C++. It provides a modern C++ interface with a workflow designed to look and feel like PySerial, but with the speed and control provided by C++.
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+This library is in use in several robotics related projects and can be built and installed to the OS like most unix libraries with
+The library has two main components currently: Serial and SerialListener.
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+Serial is a class that provides the basic interface common to serial libraries (open, close, read, write, etc..) and requires no extra dependencies.
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+The SerialListener class is a convenience class that provides a method for easily asynchronously reading from a serial port, we have found this setup useful when interfacing with devices that send data asynchronously as well as use command-response type message interleaved. The SerialListener has an extra dependency of Boost for C++, which provides some feature not yet fully adopted by all C++ compilers like function types, shared_ptr's, and convenient threading.