Allow block_num to wrap per DFU spec 6.1.1#30
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Per the DFU specification 6.1.1, wBlockNum is a block sequence number that increments each time a block is transferred, wrapping to zero from 65,535. Remove the erroneous MaximumChunksExceeded error and use wrapping_add to correctly implement the specified behavior.
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Thanks a lot! Do you need a release soon? |
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Yes that would be useful thankyou! |
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Ok it's released in 0.9.0 for dfu-core and 0.5.5 for dfu-libusb |
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Per the DFU specification 6.1.1, wBlockNum is a block sequence number that increments each time a block is transferred, wrapping to zero from 65,535.Remove the erroneous MaximumChunksExceeded error and use wrapping_add to correctly implement the specified behavior.
Removed that Error variant as it was not used anywhere else.