FreeEMS-Tuner Development Diary - Comments

[jharvey]

I've been playing with getting it going on my FC8 box. I've started adding some notes to the wiki about my install. Some things I'm not sure about. Do we want pyserial installed or is that going to be a sub set of another package like it was with pywin32?

Right now I've got pyserial installed for another reason.

About git, I know I've got git installed, I just don't know anything about it. I guess I'll go learn more about git.

[Fred]

pyserial is included in the tuner dist. In the long term we'll push Aaron into rolling his own standalone executables that include all the deps in one file ;-) Then it will be piss easy. I think that will become a priority in a few months, right now anyone that wants to use it can download the stuff required in the normal way :-) The normal way is easier for hackers too ;-)

Fred.

[sry_not4sale]

I just did a new wget -rF http://github.com/srynot4sale/freeems-tuner.git/ now it's broken. I'm sure that means I need to be patient and that it's being worked on right? Here's the message I got.

No handlers could be found for logger "root"
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "\\STRIPED\FreeEMS-Tuner\github.com\srynot4sale\freee
ms-tuner.git\main.py", line 34, in <module>
comms.loadDefault()
File "\\STRIPED\FreeEMS-Tuner\github.com\srynot4sale\freee
ms-tuner.git\comms\__init__.py", line 44, in loadDefault
path = 'comms.'+comms
TypeError: cannot concatenate 'str' and 'NoneType' objects

That error is a result of a bad config file Namely the comms default plugin setting

[Fred]

(10:21:01 PM) Fred: http://www.diyefi.org/forum/viewtopic.p ... 6553#p6553
(10:21:02 PM) Fred: epic
(10:21:39 PM) Fred: performance just became a problem for you :-) There is your non functional ;-)
(10:22:01 PM) Fred: 115200 stream received, decoded, displayed with smooth user actions :-)
(10:22:23 PM) Fred: 115200bps , divide by 9 for bytes per second

internet is dodgy tonight, not sure if you got that, but here it is again :-)

[BenFenner]

Just saw this today and I like the 3D graph with the visible axises (sp?).



I know Aaron's working on eye candy, so I thought I'd give him some more food for thought.

Edit: I guess I put this in the wrong place. Going to post it in the UI request thread.

[easyBob]

Wow, I really like that.

(I mean, I reeeeeaaaally like that)

haha. Very clean and sharp.

-Chris

[Fred]

Me too!

[BenFenner]

I just realized part of why that 3D map looks so good is that it's resolution is 16 x 64!

[Fred]

It's important to note, following that comment, that high resolution is primarily important only for auto tuning. A good manual tuner can make good use of variable axis. 24 rpm 19 load should be plenty really :-)

[BenFenner]

Yah I wasn't trying to imply we go with maps that big. You may recall I fought to keep them small. Although I've seen the light now and see the need for more than I initially fought for. I think we'll be just fine. =]