What's eating my DAT data?

Oldbitcollector (Jeff) · 2011-05-30 17:13

Working on a little snippit to allow my Propeller to send SMTP authenticated email via a serial link.

For some reason my DAT data seems to get chewed up when monitored with PST.
Data in the wrong places, and partial data. Either the heat is getting to me and I'm doing something silly, or I'm just doing something silly.

A second set of eyes would be appreciated..

Here's the code:
(No, that isn't my actual BASE64 username/password)

CON
  _clkmode = xtal1 + pll16x
  _xinfreq = 5_000_000

OBJ
   serial : "FullDuplexSerial"              'Standard serial driver   

DAT
   eserver    byte      "8cogs.com",0
   
   efrom      byte      "jeff@8cogs.com",0
   
   eto        byte      "jeffledger@gmail.com",0
   
   login      byte      "amemZreer234ers=",0
   pass       byte      "bWwrGFlreDk=",0

   'http://ostermiller.org/calc/encode.html
   
   subject    byte      "message from propeller",0
   message    byte      "Hey my PING sensor just went off!",0
   
PUB main | range

  serial.start(31, 30, 0, 115200)  
  
  repeat 1000000
  
  serial.str(string("ATDT "))
  serial.str(eserver)
  serial.str(string(" 25",13))
  repeat 800000

  serial.str(string("elho",13))
  serial.str(string("auth login",13))
  repeat 800000 

  serial.str(login)
  serial.tx(13)
  repeat 800000             
  serial.str(pass)
  serial.tx(13)
  repeat 800000 

  serial.str(string("MAIL FROM:"))
  serial.str(efrom)
  serial.tx(13)
  repeat 800000

  serial.str(string("RCPT TO:"))
  serial.str(eto)
  serial.tx(13)
  repeat 800000             
     
  serial.str(string("DATA",13))
  serial.str(string("subject:"))
  serial.str(subject)
  serial.tx(13)
  
  serial.str(message)
  serial.tx(13)
  serial.str(string(".",13))
  serial.str(string("quit",13))

localroger · 2011-05-30 17:30

Are you using a modified version of fullduplexserial? I'd guess that's most likely to be the problem. You might try declaring another object with a big blank DAT block and putting it after FDS so that its DAT and VAR RAM will be between FDS's and your code's DAT. If that clears it up you know it's FDS overrunning. I don't see anything in your code that could cause this.

Dave Hein · 2011-05-30 18:09

OBC, you need to put an "@" character in from of eserver, efrom, eto, etc. when passing them as a parameter to the STR routine.

Duane Degn · 2011-05-30 18:12

Oldbitcollector (Jeff) wrote: »

Working on a little snippit to allow my Propeller to send SMTP authenticated email via a serial link.

For some reason my DAT data seems to get chewed up when monitored with PST.
Data in the wrong places, and partial data. Either the heat is getting to me and I'm doing something silly, or I'm just doing something silly.

A second set of eyes would be appreciated..

Here's the code:
(No, that isn't my actual BASE64 username/password)

CON
_clkmode = xtal1 + pll16x
_xinfreq = 5_000_000
 
OBJ
serial : "FullDuplexSerial" 'Standard serial driver 
 
DAT
eserver byte "8cogs.com",0
 
efrom byte "jeff@8cogs.com",0
 
eto byte "jeffledger@gmail.com",0
 
login byte "amemZreer234ers=",0
pass byte "bWwrGFlreDk=",0
 
'http://ostermiller.org/calc/encode.html
 
subject byte "message from propeller",0
message byte "Hey my PING sensor just went off!",0
 
PUB main | range
 
serial.start(31, 30, 0, 115200) 
 
repeat 1000000
 
serial.str(string("ATDT "))
serial.str(eserver)*********************************
serial.str(string(" 25",13))
repeat 800000
 
serial.str(string("elho",13))
serial.str(string("auth login",13))
repeat 800000 
 
serial.str(login)***************************
serial.tx(13)
repeat 800000 
serial.str(pass)*********************
serial.tx(13)
repeat 800000 
 
serial.str(string("MAIL FROM:"))
serial.str(efrom)*************************
serial.tx(13)
repeat 800000
 
serial.str(string("RCPT TO:"))
serial.str(eto)'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
serial.tx(13)
repeat 800000 
 
serial.str(string("DATA",13))
serial.str(string("subject:"))
serial.str(subject)**************************
serial.tx(13)
 
serial.str(message)
serial.tx(13)
serial.str(string(".",13))
serial.str(string("quit",13))

You're missing some @ in front of your addresses.

serial.str(subject)

serial.str(@subject)

other have *********************
behind them.

edit: Dave beat me to it.

Oldbitcollector (Jeff) · 2011-05-30 19:04

<HEAD SMACK> DUH!

Yeah, I thought it was something simple..

Thanks Guys

OBC

What's eating my DAT data?

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