Antoine Albertelli
Antoine Albertelli
So I have started converting the documentation to markdown, especially because GitHub support for it is very very good. However I ran into a few questions regarding the conversion process...
Well if the goal is to replace irssi.org with something hosted on GitHub, I think Github Pages [1] is more appropriate than a wiki. Using Jekyll you can easily write...
To repeat what I said: > I would do it by making a C to Python binding to the target code and then write all compatibility tests in python. That...
Maybe for those tests it is worth it: https://github.com/cvra/can-bootloader/blob/master/tests/integration_tests.cpp For other tests I still feel like writing tests in CPP is better, because they are generally simpler and do not...
So my preferred approach would be to use ctypes (https://docs.python.org/3.4/library/ctypes.html) and generate a shared library, which would then be called by the python tests. What do you think ?
Although I have to admit I would prefer to move on to further steps in the planning... This is already lagging behind the schedule.
I don't have a strong opinion on this, but as a point of data, POSIX uses "Monotonic" and "Realtime" to describe those two types of clocks: https://linux.die.net/man/3/clock_gettime
I think SystemTime is pretty good indeed.
> It should also be acceptable to extend the notion of "system" from just the local machine running a UAVCAN node to the entirety of the bus. Actually that makes...