Alan C. Assis
Alan C. Assis
Ping @anjiahao1 @xiaoxiang781216
@GUIDINGLI I liked it removed two nested while()s with a single for() and it seems to simplify and improve performance. I'm afraid of the impacts, did you test using ostest...
> Am I missing a similar step for AVR32 within Dockerfile? I am unable to wrap my head around this part. > > ``` > # Download the latest ARM...
@xiaoxiang781216 any idea why is it happening?
@simbit18 even with your suggestion still failing with same error message: ``` ERROR: failed to solve: process "/bin/sh -c mkdir -p gcc-avr32-gnu && git clone https://github.com/ramangopalan/avr32-gnu-toolchain-linux_x86 gcc-avr32-gnu" did not complete...
thank you @simbit18, so your Dockerfile looks very similar to that here, what you did different? I compared your Dockerfile against mainline and there difference seem to exist in Raman...
@xiaoxiang781216 did you try it: https://acassis.wordpress.com/2021/03/04/using-fifo-on-nuttx-to-send-data-from-your-board-to-computer/ ?
@pkarashchenko please include a Documentation/ for this subsystem. Maybe you can use https://nuttx.apache.org/docs/latest/components/net/socketcan.html as reference
@mlyszczek I suggest you to use pin PAx, PBx, PCx, etc, because if someone see /dev/gpio_a0 could be induced to think it is an analog, because this is the naming...
> Hmm... you think? I named them exactly as they are printed on the PCB. Hmm, ok! In the datasheet they are referenced as PA*, PB*, PC*, etc