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Added ability to get/set PID constants. Passes regression tests, and is backwards-compatible. Does not support setpoints, because they will be set via a different interface

Revert "Revert "Merge branch 'master' of git.ece.iastate.edu:danc/MicroCART_17-18 into batch-setpid""

This reverts commit 16eb40ff.

Yes, this is a revert-revert. Brendan broke all the things.

This reverts commit c9fdacfd

see cb_setparam, cb_getparam

- Realised that controller value may get confused with the actual value of the PID terms in the controller. To avoid this confusion in the future I have refactored things referencing the PID constant to now be called "control_parameter"
- There are quite a few instances of variables that changed.
- Sorry Jake

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.

- 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

changed getcontrol to respond with the same message ID that was received from groundstation in the original getcontrol command

- FIXME: there are still a few issues making it so that setting and getting setpoints may not work

- 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

- 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

- 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.

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...

jpbush authored 8 years ago and dawehr committed 8 years ago

also reorganized the ordering of the commands in commands.c
added a enum for message types and subtype but this will get removed on the next commit

There are still more changes needed to have full functionality

Fixed issue with printf() hanging. Removed all printfs(). Don't use them!
Fixed issue with mismatched checksums not getting consumed

Callbacks seem to be working now. Response packet is not sending correctly?

Symlinked commands.c/h from groundstation
Adapted callbacks.h/cb_default
Put callbacks in callbacks.c

bbartels authored 8 years ago and dawehr committed 8 years ago

- Use u8, u16, and u32 in favor of byte, short, and int

Integrated changes from comm_dev (interrupt-driven UART) and updated code to work well with the new style. Compiles, but have not tested running yet.

Autonomous mode is throttle-only. Fixed bug in stringBuilder that would fail to resize byte data. Packets that don't have a matching checksum are thrown away now.

Also stop committing Debug c object files