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Another I haven't heard of ... Elcon, do Automotive/ Electric vehicle chargers: https://www.elconchargers.com/catalog/item/9034090/10317340.htm and their good looking CAN specification pdf here : https://www.nothnagel-marine.de/media/downloads/Elcon_TCCH/ElCon_Ladeger%25C3%25A4t_CAN-Bus-Communication-Spec.pdf

REC , specifically the REC 9R-15S, includes some basic CAN protocol info here, probably enough... http://www.rec-bms.com/datasheet/UserManual9R_SMA.pdf ...and I fould a rumour on a random forum that said Pylon's CAN was...

This BMS is open source, and although designed for recycled car batteries like the Tesla ,VW and BMW , it communicates over CAN with a Victron compatible set of messages...

i hit this issue, although the suggested fix described in step 5 did not work for me. it complained that the constructor was expecting 2 parameters and none were given...

type 'mavlink_message_t' contains a 'msgid' field that according to the spec is "three bytes", ie 24 bits, not 32. spec: https://mavlink.io/en/guide/message_signing.html#frame-format C generator output treats it as a 24-bit "bitfield"...

Bitfields ordering is known to be compiler and platform implementation depenant. GCC on Linux happens to be a compiler that produces spec-compliant bit packing by default. It is known that...

if ( 'x86_64-w64-mingw32-g++' in cfg.env.CXX ) or ( 'i686-w64-mingw32-g++' in cfg.env.CXX ): env.CXXFLAGS += [ '-mno-ms-bitfields' # without this mingw targetting windows builds uses a packing format not compatible with...

I'd say that if a PR was opened with this change, and it passed all the the CI tests under linux, then accepting a change like this that makes it...

> What is the qualification steps needed from my side? Is there a set of tests that I should run? It is not very clear on this page: https://mavlink.io/en/contributing/contributing.html All...

i had the same error, and changed line 25 of lib/serialize.js from: if(obj.hasOwnProperty(key)) { to: if((obj instanceof Object) ?obj.hasOwnProperty(key):{}) { and it seems to have allowed my objects to serialize...