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To be more organized, qextserialport and qwtplot3d libs are now separated from my source code, and moved to ECUmanager/lib

Brand-new serial port settings



And the default is now 115200baud, for fresh installations.

Debian package ready for testing in x86 architectures :-)
Its just installs the binary, I could add some examples (datalogs and engine configs). I have to figure out how to get it available on github's download section.

Simple/cheap comm profiling is on the way.

Basic comm statistics ready. Connect your ECU, FreeEMS->Debug>statistics

It could show the info as percentages, or ppm, but it is good enough right now.

3 bugs pointed out by ehb are fixed and pushed.

For the record:


Extra start/stop bytes between packets are errors, and will be displayed. There's no need to have byte transmissions not contemplated in the original protocol. Sorry Fred :-)

Better (or less stupid) way to use the QTableWidget class. That removes all the warnings that appear when you open configuration files many times.

removed qwtplot3d source code, now ecumanager depends on the shared libs provided by
libqwtplot3d-qt4-0
libqwtplot3d-qt4-dev (if you want to build it)

qextserialport was also removed, but the shared libs aren't available in the official repository. I need to create a deb package to install them (and its headers too).

I believe I've been working in more immediate things for the project. At least, I need the hardware for further improvement of this software.

After this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZ6mAtnTFXE
I realized it was too hard to get communications working if I don't have access to the board. Honestly, I didn't touch a line in months, but that doesn't mean I don't care for it ;-)

Probably too late, but since that video never came out, I felt the need to post it :-)

After a loooong time, ecumanager came back.

Its listening to freeems, but without understand. Its just like if Fred would started to speak cantonese. (mmm, this sentence doesn't look good to me)

And now is extracting and showing data from datalog packets :-)