I have looked at the .h for the uart. It has a typedef for uart event types. One type is UART_BREAK.
The .h file goes on to declare the write function with break, but no mention of reading.
I have code that reads based on the break. (I didn't write it...)
The data stream is 513 bytes after the break.
But, I only get the first 480 bytes.
I think this is because the code flushes when it receives a new break.
What determines how the driver sees the break? is it possible to tell how long the break is and how many bytes to receive before looking for a break?
I haven't found much about the receive process. Happy to look if there is stuff I've missed, just point me to it.