Getting incremental CRC value about crclib.dart

[postmasters]

That is the purpose of the split method.

https://github.com/google/crclib.dart/blob/main/lib/src/primitive.dart#L105

After calling that, you can finalize the returned sink.

[dlewis2017]

Thanks! @postmasters I think that should work. It would be helpful if FinalSink could be exposed and just the type for ParametricCrcSink<dynamic> but in theory, based on what you said, the below should work. I do manage to get it to work when the bytes being sent over BLE are small enough that there's only 1 chunk from C to Dart. But I have not been able to get it working for multiple chunks and going from Dart to C. The C side isn't able to compute a proper CRC based on the value I calculate on the Dart side. I'm pretty sure the polynomials and all variables match even though the other code is C, and I've tried multiple types from the catalog.dart file but still no luck. I'll assume it's some weird mismatch and this issue can be closed.

Another interesting note is that the code here works both Dart to C and C to Dart: https://github.com/kaisellgren/CRC32/blob/master/lib/crc32.dart

  Crc32IsoHdlc crc32 = Crc32IsoHdlc();
  CrcValueCollector outputSink = CrcValueCollector();
  
      if (currentChunk == 0) {
        final crcSink = crc32.startChunkedConversion(outputSink);
        crcSink.add(totalSegments);
        crcSink.close();
      } else {
        final updatedSink = crcSink.split(outputSink);
        updatedSink.add(totalSegments);
        updatedSink.close();
      }
      
...


class CrcValueCollector implements Sink<CrcValue> {
  CrcValue? crcValue;

  int get crcValueInt {
    final bigIntVal = crcValue!.toBigInt();
    return bigIntVal.toInt();
  }

  @override
  void add(CrcValue data) {
    crcValue = data;
  }

  @override
  void close() {
    print('CRC Calculation Completed: ${crcValue.toString()}');
  }
}