Even with MY_DISABLED_SERIAL defined, the linker is still adding the
Serial object to the binary.
That's because a) the MySensors *.cpp files are actually included
into the sketch and compiled as part of it (and not compiled
separately and then linked) and b) due the the default(?) behavior of
the linker (https://github.com/arduino/Arduino/issues/4579).
added variant of MyMessage::set and sendSketchInfo that accept a
string that's stored in PROGMEM.
This avoids the need to (temporarily) store strings in memory to get
them into a message.
* Sha256 driver cosmetics
cosmetic cleanups:
- use actual define that was used to allocate the array
- remove unused file globals
* Save memory by eliminating sha256_hash array
eliminated sha256_hash array to save memory. Instead pass the
Sha256Class result pointer.
There seems to be no use for the extra sha256_hash array as it was
zeroed exactly at the same time, the Sha256Class result was invalidated
(by calling signerSha256Init)
If the result needs to stay around while another sha is calculated,
it's better to have the user taking care of this.
* Moved hmac methods and buffers to separate class
This allows saving the buffer memory if no hmac is needed ... eg. with
the public Signing API.
Rainer Clasen