#include "globals.h"

Macros
#define	pinIsSensor(pin) ( ((pin) == pinNumbers.pinCLT) \|\| ((pin) == pinNumbers.pinIAT) \|\| ((pin) == pinNumbers.pinMAP) \|\| ((pin) == pinNumbers.pinTPS) \|\| ((pin) == pinNumbers.pinO2) \|\| ((pin) == pinNumbers.pinBat) \|\| (((pin) == pinNumbers.pinFlex) && (configPage2.flexEnabled != 0)) )

Functions
bool	pinIsOutput (byte pin)

bool	pinIsUsed (byte pin)

Variables
struct table3d16RpmLoad	fuelTable
	16x16 fuel map

struct table3d16RpmLoad	fuelTable2
	16x16 fuel map

struct table3d16RpmLoad	ignitionTable
	16x16 ignition map

struct table3d16RpmLoad	ignitionTable2
	16x16 ignition map

struct table3d16RpmLoad	afrTable
	16x16 afr target map

struct table3d8RpmLoad	stagingTable
	8x8 fuel staging table

struct table3d8RpmLoad	boostTable
	8x8 boost map

struct table3d8RpmLoad	boostTableLookupDuty
	8x8 boost map lookup table

struct table3d8RpmLoad	vvtTable
	8x8 vvt map

struct table3d8RpmLoad	vvt2Table
	8x8 vvt2 map

struct table3d8RpmLoad	wmiTable
	8x8 wmi map

struct table3d6RpmLoad	trimTables [INJ_CHANNELS]

struct table3d4RpmLoad	dwellTable
	4x4 Dwell map

uint8_t	softLimitTime = 0

volatile uint16_t	mainLoopCount

volatile unsigned long	ms_counter = 0

uint16_t	fixedCrankingOverride = 0

volatile uint32_t	toothHistory [TOOTH_LOG_SIZE]
	Tooth trigger history - delta time (in uS) from last tooth (Indexed by toothHistoryIndex)

volatile uint8_t	compositeLogHistory [TOOTH_LOG_SIZE]

volatile unsigned int	toothHistoryIndex = 0
	Current index to toothHistory array.

unsigned long	currentLoopTime

volatile uint16_t	ignitionCount

int16_t	CRANK_ANGLE_MAX_IGN = 360

int16_t	CRANK_ANGLE_MAX_INJ = 360
	The number of crank degrees that the system track over. Typically 720 divided by the number of squirts per cycle (Eg 360 for wasted 2 squirt and 720 for sequential single squirt)

volatile uint32_t	runSecsX10

volatile uint32_t	seclx10

pinNumbers_t	pinNumbers

struct statuses	currentStatus

struct config2	configPage2

struct config4	configPage4

struct config6	configPage6

struct config9	configPage9

struct config10	configPage10

struct config13	configPage13

struct config15	configPage15
	Immediately below max RPM, there is a range within which we can apply a rolling cut.

Detailed Description

Instantiation of various (table2D, table3D) tables, volatile (interrupt modified) variables, Injector (1...8) enablement flags, etc.

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ pinIsSensor

#define pinIsSensor ( pin ) ( ((pin) == pinNumbers.pinCLT) || ((pin) == pinNumbers.pinIAT) || ((pin) == pinNumbers.pinMAP) || ((pin) == pinNumbers.pinTPS) || ((pin) == pinNumbers.pinO2) || ((pin) == pinNumbers.pinBat) || (((pin) == pinNumbers.pinFlex) && (configPage2.flexEnabled != 0)) )

Function Documentation

◆ pinIsOutput()

bool pinIsOutput ( byte pin )

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◆ pinIsUsed()

bool pinIsUsed ( byte pin )

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Variable Documentation

◆ afrTable

struct table3d16RpmLoad afrTable

16x16 afr target map

◆ boostTable

struct table3d8RpmLoad boostTable

8x8 boost map

◆ boostTableLookupDuty

struct table3d8RpmLoad boostTableLookupDuty

8x8 boost map lookup table

◆ compositeLogHistory

volatile uint8_t compositeLogHistory[TOOTH_LOG_SIZE]

◆ configPage10

struct config10 configPage10

◆ configPage13

struct config13 configPage13

◆ configPage15

struct config15 configPage15

Immediately below max RPM, there is a range within which we can apply a rolling cut.

The rolling cut table defines a series of relative negative RPM offsets that define the window and percent cut for each offset. I.e. RPM 0---------------------—|++++++++++++++++++++|<- max RPM | rolling cut window |

◆ configPage2

struct config2 configPage2

◆ configPage4

struct config4 configPage4

◆ configPage6

struct config6 configPage6

constexpr

◆ configPage9

struct config9 configPage9

◆ CRANK_ANGLE_MAX_IGN

int16_t CRANK_ANGLE_MAX_IGN = 360

◆ CRANK_ANGLE_MAX_INJ

int16_t CRANK_ANGLE_MAX_INJ = 360

The number of crank degrees that the system track over. Typically 720 divided by the number of squirts per cycle (Eg 360 for wasted 2 squirt and 720 for sequential single squirt)

The number of crank degrees that the system track over. 360 for wasted / timed batch and 720 for sequential.