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Wednesday 04 Mar
2:05 pm

Sean Nash

Looked better before - now misspelled.

Looked better before - now misspelled.

2:04 pm

Sean Nash

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2:04 pm

Sean Nash

indent looks 1 space off.

indent looks 1 space off.

2:01 pm

Sean Nash

If we include math, I like to see comment explaining what we're doing with it. Why remove it?

If we include math, I like to see comment explaining what we're doing with it. Why remove it?

2:00 pm

Sean Nash

Declare at top of scope, assign down here if needed.

Declare at top of scope, assign down here if needed.

1:59 pm

Sean Nash

If there is only one target temperature, why are we passing in a heater ID to function? This seems weird to me having both heaters share a target.

If there is only one target temperature, why are we passing in a heater ID to function? This seems weird to me having both heaters share a target.

1:57 pm

Sean Nash

Remove blank line.

Remove blank line.

1:56 pm

Sean Nash

Which heater does single target temp apply to? Or does same target apply to both heaters?

Which heater does single target temp apply to? Or does same target apply to both heaters?

1:53 pm

Sean Nash

I don't see ufVolumeperIteration being set in this function - why did you add it to Outputs?

I don't see ufVolumeperIteration being set in this function - why did you add it to Outputs?

1:51 pm

Sean Nash

Remove blank line.

Remove blank line.

1:51 pm

Sean Nash

return should be "none"

return should be "none"

1:51 pm

Sean Nash

Why 2 Inputs?

Why 2 Inputs?

1:51 pm

Sean Nash

return should be "none"

return should be "none"

1:50 pm

Sean Nash

return should be "none"

return should be "none"

1:49 pm

Sean Nash

Why 2 inputs?

Why 2 inputs?

1:49 pm

Sean Nash

Why 2 Inputs?

Why 2 Inputs?

1:49 pm

Sean Nash

Do we really need 64 bits for this?

Do we really need 64 bits for this?

1:46 pm

Sean Nash

Remove blank line.

Remove blank line.

1:45 pm

Sean Nash

Add blank line after private data banner.

Add blank line after private data banner.

1:41 pm

Sean Nash

Did this get moved somewhere?

Did this get moved somewhere?

1:37 pm

Sean Nash

Seemed right before. Now misspelled.

Seemed right before. Now misspelled.

9:02 am

Sean Nash

Use uppercase F

Use uppercase F

9:01 am

Sean Nash

Please declare local variables at top of scope (line 309 in this case).

Please declare local variables at top of scope (line 309 in this case).

Wednesday 11 Feb
9:44 am

Dara Navaei

Tuesday 03 Feb
5:32 pm

Sean Nash

I think cal data and count should be retrieved by same function and possibly needs some interrupt protection to ensure data and count stick together. If these functions are called from general task...

I think cal data and count should be retrieved by same function and possibly needs some interrupt protection to ensure data and count stick together. If these functions are called from general task, we could have situation where data is retrieved, then priority task updates fpga, and then counter is retrieved with wrong (incremented) counter.
If these two functions are being called from a driver that is executed in priority task, then we don't need to worry about this situation, but still ought to add a constraint/warning comment in function headers noting that these functions should only be called from priority task.

5:16 pm

Sean Nash

I think Dialin will need get (or UI proxy) commands to have us send cal, s/n, and versions.

I think Dialin will need get (or UI proxy) commands to have us send cal, s/n, and versions.

5:15 pm

Sean Nash

Do FP sensors have to be treated separately? I realize there needs to be separate messages as they will be coming from different Dialin classes, but can't we handle both messages with same function...

Do FP sensors have to be treated separately? I realize there needs to be separate messages as they will be coming from different Dialin classes, but can't we handle both messages with same function (assuming shared enum to index)?

5:14 pm

Sean Nash

General Dialin question - does it make sense to override temperatures at driver level where they are spread out over several drivers? I would think overriding at monitor level would be simpler wher...

General Dialin question - does it make sense to override temperatures at driver level where they are spread out over several drivers? I would think overriding at monitor level would be simpler where they are all in one place and could be indexed by enum with single command.

5:09 pm

Sean Nash

Do we need to say Value?

Do we need to say Value?

5:08 pm

Sean Nash

Add a blank line after public defs banner. Add a dox comment to the right. I believe they reserve space for 12 bytes, not 10. Not really for calibration - it's for s/n and versions.

Add a blank line after public defs banner.
Add a dox comment to the right.
I believe they reserve space for 12 bytes, not 10.
Not really for calibration - it's for s/n and versions.