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easy identification of version or build date #4

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shawngiese opened this issue Apr 26, 2014 · 3 comments
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easy identification of version or build date #4

shawngiese opened this issue Apr 26, 2014 · 3 comments

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@shawngiese
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Assuming that more and more people will be using this, it would help to support them if the serial output could say the version number or such. Maybe it could send that to the serial output whenever the reset button was pressed.

@shawngiese
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Along with the version thought, add user set values to debug output. I'll see if I can do something and submit that to you as well.

@pocketmoon
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cool! There's so many good ideas, just finding the time to implement :)

On 27 April 2014 11:34, shawngiese [email protected] wrote:

Along with the version thought, add user set values to debug output. I'll
see if I can do something and submit that to you as well.


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@shawngiese
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I've updated my local copy with some small changes that I am testing.

  • Added version number (date) and user value summaries when push button is pressed (always prints to serial)
  • Reduced memory by changing 2 longs to ints
  • Reduced memory adding a message processor to replace most of the #ifdef DEBUGOUTPUT... debug check is done mainly in one place.
  • Added serial method to toggle debug (during Full Config you can enable debug with a serial input)

I would love to expand the debug toggle to actually setting drift compensation (to avoid having to flash the device for these changes) but I will not have time to do that part any time soon.

In the process of testing these and then can send them to you in case you were interested in any of them.

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