Andrew Jeffery

Correct, it doesn't yet support the AST2600. I've started making some changes along those lines, but they're not really in a state to share just yet.

I've pushed some very early work to the soc-bridge-controllers branch. The intent is a pretty big cleanup of the code in src/ast.c. What I've done is not yet anywhere near...

Yep, this is something that needs improvement. We should also come up with a strategy to handle partial categorisation in case people get bored and want to quit without losing...

Hmm, those warnings _are_ odd, can you run with np.seterr(all='raise')[1] to see if we get a bit more information? You'll have to add it into one of the scripts, but...

Thanks for the report, I'll look into it. Probably several things should come out of this: - We should protect against exceptions in the various plotting functions killing the application...

> - we should add vertical whitespace to the functions Python has so much horizontal whitespace I had to compromise somewhere

Okay, a reduced case of your error seems to be: ``` >>> import matplotlib.pyplot as plt >>> plt.plot(list(range(1)), list(range(2))) Traceback (most recent call last): File "", line 1, in File...

For the record, the BMC-side patches @stewart-ibm mentioned (which are currently only relevant on Witherspoon) are now integrated into OpenBMC, though from the input above sound unlikely have any impact...

I had a quick look. There's a bunch of formatting and logging changes in the diff which bloats out the patch, I suggest separating this out as much as possible....

I'll take this one if someone can assign it to me.