These are really, really expensive to run while your RC isn't
configured.
We now have a split between inputs (RC) and servos (SRV), so these
aren't as critical as they were. We also have range checks to ensure
they're roughly good enough to fly with.
RC_Channel: move handling of Rover's functions into RC_Channel
RC_Channel: move auxsw handling for camera to base RC_Channel
RC_Channel: add responsibility for servorelay events
RC_Channel: move mode switch handling to base class
rename all public data members of RC_Channnels with
leading underscore and make all data members private.
Provide get_xx and set_xx methods for access
Rationale:
RC_Channel is a complicated class, which combines
several functionalities dealing with stick inputs
in pwm and logical units, logical and actual actuator
outputs, unit conversion etc, etc
The intent of this PR is to clarify existing use of
the class. At the basic level it should now be possible
to grep all places where private variable is set by
searching for the set_xx function.
(The wider purpose is to provide a more generic and
logically simpler method of output mixing. This is a small step)
add function to save radio trim
(expression where c is an object of type RC_Channel)
old public member(int16_t) get function -> int16_t set function (int16_t)
(expression where c is an object of type RC_Channel)
c.radio_in c.get_radio_in() c.set_radio_in(v)
c.control_in c.get_control_in() c.set_control_in(v)
c.servo_out c.get_servo_out() c.set_servo_out(v)
c.pwm_out c.get_pwm_out() // use existing
c.radio_out c.get_radio_out() c.set_radio_out(v)
c.radio_max c.get_radio_max() c.set_radio_max(v)
c.radio_min c.get_radio_min() c.set_radio_min(v)
c.radio_trim c.get_radio_trim() c.set_radio_trim(v);
// other
c.min_max_configured() // return true if min and max are configured
c.save_radio_trim() // save radio trim to eeprom
This is a new method which will return true if an RC_Channel has a PWM
value that is at its TRIM value plus or minus the allowed dead zone
around the TRIM.
This commit changes the way libraries headers are included in source files:
- If the header is in the same directory the source belongs to, so the
notation '#include ""' is used with the path relative to the directory
containing the source.
- If the header is outside the directory containing the source, then we use
the notation '#include <>' with the path relative to libraries folder.
Some of the advantages of such approach:
- Only one search path for libraries headers.
- OSs like Windows may have a better lookup time.
Peter Barker
Michael du Breuil
Andrew Tridgell
Mathieu OTHACEHE
skyscraper
Lucas De Marchi
Grant Morphett
Gustavo Jose de Sousa
Randy Mackay
Jonathan Challinger
Andrew Tridgell
Mike McCauley