Matti Eiden
Matti Eiden
@adam-urbanczyk I've explored this a bit and it seems fairly doable, but I'd like to hear a little bit of background information if there's some specific reason `CAF` is used...
So right, I did do some experimenting with this, however without a significant refactoring adding support for actual assembly trees with subnodes feels rather hacky and fragile, lots of little...
Sure, https://github.com/voneiden/CQ-editor/tree/tree-view It's been a month (sorry, time flies) since I worked on this, but I think the tree view was fairly working, but there were some broken things here...
Replicates still in 7.7.0
From C++17 onwards this https://github.com/aewallin/openvoronoi/blob/1af15b8bde45c0d52d8ad5531e9d7fc7af10efe2/src/offset_sorter.hpp#L81 probably needs to be ```c bool operator() (OffsetLoop l1, OffsetLoop l2) const { ```
Why do you need quarter steps? The state machine works as intended as long as there's one sub step between the emitted steps. The sub step acts as a debouncer...
As far as I know the packet size for the chip is 16 bytes, which has 8 bytes of data. That means a maximum of 7 no-op bytes and as...
Yeah, I remember this was a wrong conclusion. More than 8 can be chained.
Looks pretty neat and clean to me, I like it. Trivial: do you mind if I tidy up the commits a bit? I'd like to amend my original commit message...
Alright, if gets squashed then I suppose it's fine as is with the surrounding context. The idea you presented seems like it could be useful, but IMO the current interface...