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Monday 02 Mar
9:01 pm

Dara Navaei

Bamboo Commit: Updated the Copyright section and replaced tabs with 4 spaces

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8:46 pm

Sean Nash

11:54 am

Vendor - TEL - Sameer Poyil

fixed in latest code

fixed in latest code

11:53 am

Vendor - TEL - Sameer Poyil

implemented

implemented

11:53 am

Vendor - TEL - Sameer Poyil

fixed

fixed

9:53 am

Sean Nash

I think this would be a TD s/w fault (alarm already define). Just need a new TD s/w fault ID in AlarmMgmtSWFaults.h.

I think this would be a TD s/w fault (alarm already define). Just need a new TD s/w fault ID in AlarmMgmtSWFaults.h.

9:51 am

Sean Nash

This structure doesn't seem necessary - it's just a middle man. Why not just pass the #defines directly into the quadratic macro?

This structure doesn't seem necessary - it's just a middle man. Why not just pass the #defines directly into the quadratic macro?

7:42 am

Vendor - TEL - Sameer Poyil

Fixed

Fixed

7:37 am

Vendor - TEL - Sameer Poyil

removed from here

removed from here

7:36 am

Vendor - TEL - Sameer Poyil

fixed

fixed

Friday 27 Feb
2:56 pm

Vendor - TEL - Sameer Poyil

We need new alarm . That should be included in SRS right ? or shall i use SET_ALARM_WITH_2_U32_DATA( ALARM_ID_TD_SOFTWARE_FAULT) ?

We need new alarm . That should be included in SRS right ? or shall i use SET_ALARM_WITH_2_U32_DATA( ALARM_ID_TD_SOFTWARE_FAULT) ?

1:32 pm

Sean Nash

Add blank line after declarations.

Add blank line after declarations.

1:32 pm

Sean Nash

Alarm should be handled inside of setAirPumpState().

Alarm should be handled inside of setAirPumpState().

1:31 pm

Sean Nash

Alarm should be handled inside of setAirPumpState().

Alarm should be handled inside of setAirPumpState().

1:31 pm

Sean Nash

Alarm should be handled inside of setAirPumpState().

Alarm should be handled inside of setAirPumpState().

1:31 pm

Sean Nash

Alarm should be handled inside of setAirPumpState().

Alarm should be handled inside of setAirPumpState().

1:31 pm

Sean Nash

Alarm should be handled inside of setAirPumpState().

Alarm should be handled inside of setAirPumpState().

1:30 pm

Sean Nash

Alarm should be handled inside of setAirPumpState().

Alarm should be handled inside of setAirPumpState().

1:30 pm

Sean Nash

Add blank line after declarations.

Add blank line after declarations.

1:29 pm

Sean Nash

I think alarm should be handled inside the setAirPumpState() function.

I think alarm should be handled inside the setAirPumpState() function.

1:29 pm

Sean Nash

Should we have alarm here?

Should we have alarm here?

1:28 pm

Sean Nash

duty misspelled.

duty misspelled.

1:26 pm

Sean Nash

Can we remove inclusion of fpga here? It shouldn't be needed.

Can we remove inclusion of fpga here? It shouldn't be needed.

10:04 am

Vendor - TEL - Jashwant Gantyada

9:17 am

Vendor - TEL - Sameer Poyil

pushed new code

pushed new code

9:14 am

Vendor - TEL - Sameer Poyil

Fixed

Fixed

9:14 am

Vendor - TEL - Sameer Poyil

fixed it in commit ID 71a6797

fixed it in commit ID 71a6797

Thursday 26 Feb
10:52 pm

Sean Nash

I don't like controller bypassing driver to get to fpga access functions. There should be a get function in the driver that we can call here instead.

I don't like controller bypassing driver to get to fpga access functions. There should be a get function in the driver that we can call here instead.

10:51 pm

Sean Nash

Add blank line after declarations.

Add blank line after declarations.

10:49 pm

Sean Nash

Why two leading zeroes?

Why two leading zeroes?