The GCC check for uninitialized variables is so useful that dealing
with the false positives is just a minor inconvenience.
The following GCC trick helps to silence them:
#define uninitialized_var(x) x = x
This way no code obfuscation is needed to compile smoothly and the
code stays readable. And the author has to actually think about it.
- Can receive 7Bit, 8Bit and UCS2 encoded messages
- 8Bit is assumed to be a datagram to a certain port
- Messages with Invalid format are ignored
- Concatenation not yet supported