- Feb 02, 2017
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Jake Drahos authored
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burneykb authored
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burneykb authored
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burneykb authored
cmHandler ready for cmToStr() and strToCm() functions
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burneykb authored
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- Jan 31, 2017
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Jake Drahos authored
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Jake Drahos authored
Hopefully there are no copy-paste bugs
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Jake Drahos authored
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Jake Drahos authored
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dawehr authored
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dawehr authored
I was not copying the float value into the array correctly. Hopefully I have it right now... will check with eric when he gets back from making tea.
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- Jan 30, 2017
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Joseph Bush authored
- the desired format is in the comment above the funciton - format should be controller ID, controller value ID, controller value - should now be sending the data in the correct format
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GroundStation authored
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bbartels authored
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Jake Drahos authored
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Jake Drahos authored
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Jake Drahos authored
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Jake Drahos authored
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dawehr authored
changed getcontrol to respond with the same message ID that was received from groundstation in the original getcontrol command
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dawehr authored
- FIXME: there are still a few issues making it so that setting and getting setpoints may not work
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dawehr authored
- added some comments in commands.c/h about usage of the file - added a MAX_CONTROLLER_ID and MAX_CONTROL_VAL_ID to the enums in commands.h - implemented cb_set_control in callbacks.c to work with the new parameter struct - changes the parameter_struct to now contain an array of pid_controllers instead of a bunch of random PID_t members - the new parameter_struct array can now be accessed by controller ID as defined in commands.h
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- Jan 29, 2017
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Jake authored
Prepared for parsing the new data formats. Data isn't formatted or parsed yet, though. No more memory leaks! Unfortunately each memory leak was replaced by a potential buffer overflow. Basically, the code was riddled with functions that accept a char ** data, which is malloced and then formatted. This was then leaked. Now, it accepts a char * data, which is allocated on the stack by the calling function. However, there is no bounds checking, because that is slightly more involved.
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Jake authored
See todos in format_command and parse_packet.
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Jake authored
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dawehr authored
added the datatype parameter back into MessageType struct in commands.h because Jake actually does need it.
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Jake authored
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Jake authored
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dawehr authored
Conflicts: groundStation/src/backend/commands.c quad/sw/modular_quad_pid/src/callbacks.c quad/sw/modular_quad_pid/src/initialize_components.c
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dawehr authored
- removed the "ID", datatype parameters from MessateType struct in commands.h - made equivalent changes in commands.c
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dawehr authored
- removed every use of the "subtype" term - made the "type" term 16 bits - made sure that every reference to a message type is 16 bits and used correctly - simplified commands enum names - implemented setcontrol callback function that switch on the controller and P, I, D, setpoint value to be set and then set them - partly implemented getcontrol callback function - NOTE: setpoint is a double. this causes some problems.. - TODO: add setpoints for rate controllers - TODO: figure out what message ID I should send back when I get a getpid command
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- Jan 28, 2017
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dawehr authored
- Added a comment saying that we may not need the ID parameter on the MessageType Struct anymore. - Removed calls of the nature: "MessageTypes[TYPE_ID].ID" and replaced them with "TYPE_ID" because it is the same thing.. - Added function comments in callbacks.c - Simplified the callbacks.c by having a more generic setval, getval, respval callback function instead of a billion of them for each PID value.
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dawehr authored
also added some more comments in both files
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dawehr authored
there is now no such thing as a message sub type. There is only a message type. this simplifies the commands struct greatly. the commands.c file was aprox 1400 lines and now it is about 150...
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dawehr authored
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dawehr authored
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dawehr authored
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dawehr authored
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dawehr authored
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- Jan 27, 2017
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jpbush authored
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