- 8 new interop tests cross-validating our COBS encoder/decoder against corncobs (including 500 random payloads). Total: 39 tests. - New: src/board/PORTING.md — step-by-step guide to adding a new board - New: crates/donglora-cobs/README.md — documents design choice and testing - Updated README with lora_bridge.py example
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# donglora-cobs
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Minimal COBS (Consistent Overhead Byte Stuffing) encoder/decoder.
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- `no_std`, zero-alloc, zero dependencies at runtime
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- Spec-compliant: implements Cheshire & Baker (IEEE/ACM 1999)
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- Exhaustively tested: 39 tests including cross-validation against `corncobs`
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## Why our own crate?
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DongLoRa is an embedded firmware project. We want:
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- Zero runtime dependencies (just 130 lines of code)
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- Complete control over the implementation
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- Spec compliance verified against both the canonical Wikipedia vectors
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AND a battle-tested third-party crate (`corncobs`)
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For higher-throughput use cases, consider
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[corncobs](https://crates.io/crates/corncobs) which has been
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benchmark-optimized for streaming applications.
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## Testing
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```sh
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cargo test -p donglora-cobs
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```
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Tests include:
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- 18 canonical COBS vectors (Wikipedia / IEEE/ACM spec)
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- Round-trip verification for various payload sizes
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- 8 interop tests cross-validating against `corncobs` (dev-dependency)
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- 500 randomized round-trip payloads verified against `corncobs`
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