Not Always. ovData will stay True until the Reset function is called (which is then assigned ovInitData's value). Our handler only calls the Set/Reset function. No parameters are given.
Not Always. ovData will stay True until the Reset function is called (which is then assigned ovInitData's value). Our handler only calls the Set/Reset function. No parameters are given.
Looks like it was commented out in this commit in August. http://dvm-linux02:7990/projects/DG/repos/dgfirmware/commits/47205a5002f27add91d8548f31c8a6fa18993fea#firmware/App/Services/SystemComm.c ...
Looks like it was commented out in this commit in August.
I noticed you are using a U32 as a boolean without typecasting. I know a boolean is an unsigned integer behind the scenes but to be specific we should explicitly typecast.
I noticed you are using a U32 as a boolean without typecasting. I know a boolean is an unsigned integer behind the scenes but to be specific we should explicitly typecast.