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CAN: Loopback() #286
CAN: Loopback() #286
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Todo: comments some part can be improved...
Thanks LJ! I can't review a lot here. I could test it of course, if you describe the test setup. For me it's fine to have this WiP on the feature branch. Can you create follow-up tickets for the open todos? |
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// Copyright (c) Linjing Zhang. All rights reserved. |
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Big topic this header about the licensing :)
We can talk about it.
libraries/CAN/src/CANXMC.cpp
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int CANXMC::observe() | |||
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XMC_CAN_NODE_SetInitBit(_XMC_CAN_config->can_node); | |||
// TOOD: LJ: no idea what this is |
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Tood? xD
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lol I will fix it
libraries/CAN/src/CANXMC.cpp
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XMC_CAN_Enable(CAN_xmc); | ||
/* Configuration of CAN Node and enable the clock */ | ||
XMC_CAN_InitEx(CAN_xmc, _XMC_CAN_config->can_clock , _XMC_CAN_config->can_frequency); | ||
if (XMC_CAN_STATUS_SUCCESS == XMC_CAN_NODE_NominalBitTimeConfigureEx( CAN_NODE1, &CAN_NODE_bit_time_config)){ |
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Indentation?
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in general, keep that in mind for the whole file. We don´t have a formating tool yet, but at least within a file we can keep some consistancy.
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I formatted locally using clang style.
I can also add this: https://github.com/marketplace/actions/clang-format-code-formatter for style checking. Is it ok?
That way we don't get PRs with a lot of formatting changes... like the opened one...
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topic close.
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so far looks good to me.
Hi Julian, for loopback you need no extra hardware setup. You could test it with a single XMC1400 2Go. I did not test it on XMC4000 series, maybe you can do that. For The namespace, I talked once with Jens (related ticket: https://jirard.intra.infineon.com/browse/DESMAKERS-3828), namespace offers several benefits, for example avoiding naming conflicts with third-party libraries. I also referenced this post: https://luckyresistor.me/2014/10/31/how-and-why-to-use-namespaces/ |
If you tested it on the 2Go it's fine for the feature branch. Regarding the namespace it's a matter of hw abstraction which should not be handled in the application code. I would like to allow our device to work also with third party code and vice versa. But I can check with Jens next week :) For me it's fine to merge this to the feature branch if Juan and Olaf agree. |
I will first close this ticket and move ifx namespace in next PR. |
* Add: loopback() Todo: comments some part can be improved... * Add: Loopback example sketch * Docu: change for loopback() and update version * Style: format theCAN lib with Clang formatter * Fix: PWM pin defines of XMC1400 2go
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Description
Add loopback functionalities for CAN lib.
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Context
Add loopback() function.
Basically writing application code instead of a library... but no idea how to do better using XMCLib.