is it possible to receive unknown length uart/usart messages with mat/target uart receive block?

[MMine.1]

In mat/target uart receive block, the message length must be definite and the block waits until the input data length becomes equal to the defined length. if one or more bytes may loss in communication or the message length may be variable, so the block is not useful. is there any solution for these toolbox?

[Tesla DeLorean]

You'd probably want to code something more robustly.

For most STM32 targets the IRQ is fired for every byte, and then the HAL accumulates these and subsequently calls back to the user supplied handlers.

If the MATLIB stuff isn't on GitHub you should probably push for that so more optimal solutions can be developed but those looking to use/fund them.

[TDK]

Recent HAL versions have a HAL_UARTEx_ReceiveToIdle function which will return at idle or when the specified number of characters is received.

I'm not familiar with STM32-MAT/TARGET, but I do know it's NRND status. If it's not already in there, it probably isn't going to be added in the future.

[Piranha]

They made these HAL_UARTEx_ReceiveToIdle...() functions, but HAL still cannot do a basic continuous reception without enabling/disabling peripheral all the time and therefore missing some bytes under completely normal conditions.