Re: Simple but reliable checksum for small controllers

Andrew Jackson schrieb:

Something like a Fletcher checksum is quick to calculate and better than
a "plain" checksum.

Fletcher (16 or perhaps 32 bit) sounds really good, I didn't knew this
method before.

Thanks,
Tilmann
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