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w/CAN, you need someone else on the bus to assert the line and indicate that a frame was actually put out there error free. Without that the 'emitter' will begin sending error frames .. with enough of those, you begin to get into things like bus_off conditions where it takes itself off of the bus. I...

do a run in both directions and null out wind ?

I'll wait for Mike's view on all of this and continue w/some code in the meantime.

First up is the stuff between the plugin and the device.

Oops ... I was assuming that Mike would take my stuff into his code base and they could live together in perpetuity. I just thought that's how it's done .. I guess it doesn't have to be done that way. Good point - I'll leave it up to him. The ultimate goal was to use this to help with safe refactori...

I think I'm going to have a go at getting some components of emstudio under test. I plan on working from the dev branch and starting a new branch in the source tree at emstudio/test. In that dir will go my first commit and I'd like some feedback: https://github.com/essess/gh_markup/blob/master/READM...

If possible, I'd like to hear more about the workings/operations of the min max algorithim. There seems to be many choices around how to implement it, so I'm just curious about yours.

I am buying this the day it comes out. This seems to be shaping up as the best ems slanted visualization tool I've ever seen.

wow, I'll go ahead and drop my request. Looks like there are more people out there who would actually do something with it (well, more than I would do with it).

I'll jump on the next round.

My dev board for this platform is long gone.
One of these days, after my move in the next month, I swear FreeEMS is up for some testing/exploration.

"no OO abstractions" - Hmmmm. That was poorly worded. What I mean is that I want no language specific abstractions/dependencies exposed .. a flat api of pure fcalls. I've been doing lots of lib work lately and have learned to appreciate why the good libs are a flat api. Whatever was used ...