Fix invalid read test logic in sdmmc example #452
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The read check is processing a buffer 10 blocks long. The check then reads data from the SD card 10 times to then report the speed of "Read 10 blocks at X bytes/second". The problem is that it actually reads 10*10 blocks. With this patch, read_blocks is used correctly to populate a continuous buffer. Signed-off-by: Petr Horacek <[email protected]>
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Better to tackle this as a part of #453 which reworks the example anyway. |
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The read check is processing a buffer 10 blocks long. The check then reads data from the SD card 10 times to then report the speed of "Read 10 blocks at X bytes/second". The problem is that it actually reads 10*10 blocks.
With this patch,
read_blocksis used correctly to populate a continuous buffer.