Collin Kidder

Which version are you using? Did you use a release or the continuous build? Which operating system are you running? Lastly, can you provide a screen shot and/or details on...

Well, how were you doing that before? SavvyCAN isn't exactly meant to act as a CAN bridge but there are a variety of ways such a thing could be done...

ahh, yes, GVRET did have that functionality. At some point in time someone wanted that and they implemented it by making it automatically do forwarding between the two buses if...

It was added to SavvyCAN with commit 73d7e4d25465d085428e771c313dbf61fafcb827 which happened back in February. If you download the latest continuous build you should have a CAN bridge window that will give...

You will probably have to compile it yourself. It shouldn't be too difficult. You just need QT and Visual Studio Express. I quit making 32 bit versions because 64 bit...

By latest version do you mean the continuous build or the latest "release"? And, are you using Windows, LINUX, or MacOS? There were some problems getting the documentation to show...

No, I'm sure it's my fault. Vector seems to have made a lot of different versions of their ASC file format and so far I've only seen about 3-4 different...

I'm glad you got it solved. The problem, as evidenced by your crash dump and the change you made, was that it tried to allocate too large of a buffer...

Well, yes, the way it works currently is the intentional behavior. Before it would do sort of the same thing but actually just prevent you from making the lower higher...

Well, that's an odd one. I can see that it did in fact leave the pointer alone except that it added 0x80 to the beginning of the address. I wonder...