I've been meaning to do the same thing - but the PhD code take precedence atm. I'll have a look soon enough though.

Displacement on demand?

In between all the banter i have been looking at the latest code and i have to say it's really well commented i haven't come across anything that has really confused me yet.
so far i have read:
main.c
TimingTables.c
VETables.c
Psudo.comms.c
LambdaTables.c
injectionISRs.c
fuel AndIgnitionCalcs.c
enginePositionISRs.c

can you tell me why you have chosen to use odd sized tables? i.e. 24 x 19 instead of 16 x 16 or 20 x 20.....? I'm not whining I'm just curious.

So I started remembering the stuff I had forgotten about Doxygen. I have changed it to include the source code blocks in line, and I've installed graphviz to generate call graphs. It is much easier to use the Doxygen files now. I'm tempted to blow away the file I uploaded and replace it with this one. However the zip is now 4.3 megs.

Should I put it up there, or simply wait for the next release?

Dave, pseudo.comms is a draft file, so don't expect much from that. As for tables, dig up the table size thread and have a read, you can adjust them to 12x12 if you like ;-) Perhaps a comment explaining the variable nature is needed, I'll do that this morning. Thanks for the pointer. Also, injector_isrs.c is based on injector_isr.c, read both to see what is happening. This is to avoid call overheads.


Up to you, all is fine by me!

Dave, I've added a descriptive comment to the definition of mainTable in structs.h. I can email it to you this evening if you like, or you can read that thread and wait for the next release.

Fred.

I've added freeems-doxygen.16_take2.zip to the SF download. It's the better version of the Doxygen files and includes in line code and call graphs.

Cool! please do, I find reading the code a damn site different to stumbling through the bramble bush of intermingling vine which is MS code. I can actually make sense of most of what's going on.

Jared, the docs are cool :-)


Where you can't please definitely say something about it! That is the only way it will improve for those that follow.

Cheers,

Fred.

I've only started reading the code, I do have a question. What's the atomic thing about?

I agree well writen and nice comments. I suspect I'd figure out the atomic thing if I read more of the code, but hey, I'm on lunch so why not ask.

Oh also the Doxygen files are HTML, perhaps they could be hosted instead of a zip? Just a thought.