logger.cpp File Reference

#include "globals.h"
#include "logger.h"
#include "decoders.h"
#include "init.h"
#include "maths.h"
#include "utilities.h"
#include <BOARD_H>

Functions
byte	getTSLogEntry (uint16_t byteNum)
int16_t	getReadableLogEntry (uint16_t logIndex)
uint8_t	getLegacySecondarySerialLogEntry (uint16_t byteNum)
bool	is2ByteEntry (uint8_t key)
void	startToothLogger (void)
void	stopToothLogger (void)
void	startCompositeLogger (void)
void	stopCompositeLogger (void)
void	startCompositeLoggerTertiary (void)
void	stopCompositeLoggerTertiary (void)
void	startCompositeLoggerCams (void)
void	stopCompositeLoggerCams (void)

Function Documentation

getLegacySecondarySerialLogEntry()

uint8_t getLegacySecondarySerialLogEntry

(

uint16_t

byteNum

)

An expansion to the getReadableLogEntry function for systems that have an FPU. It will provide a floating point value for any parameter that this is appropriate for, otherwise will return the result of getReadableLogEntry. See logger.h for the field names and order

Parameters

logIndex

- The log index required. Note that this is NOT the byte number, but the index in the log

Returns

float value of the requested log entry.

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getReadableLogEntry()

int16_t getReadableLogEntry

(

uint16_t

logIndex

)

Similar to the getTSLogEntry function, however this returns a full, unadjusted (ie human readable) log entry value. See logger.h for the field names and order

Parameters

logIndex

- The log index required. Note that this is NOT the byte number, but the index in the log

Returns

Raw, unadjusted value of the log entry. No offset or multiply is applied like it is with the TS log

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getTSLogEntry()

byte getTSLogEntry

(

uint16_t

byteNum

)

Returns a numbered byte-field (partial field in case of multi-byte fields) from "current status" structure in the format expected by TunerStudio Notes on fields:

• Numbered field will be fields from currentStatus, but not at all in the internal order of strct (e.g. field RPM value, number 14 will be 2nd field in struct)
• The fields stored in multi-byte types will be accessed lowbyte and highbyte separately (e.g. PW1 will be broken into numbered byte-fields 75,76)
• Values have the value offsets and shifts expected by TunerStudio. They will not all be a 'human readable value'

  Parameters

  byteNum

  - byte-Field number. This is not the entry number (As some entries have multiple byets), but the byte number that is needed

  Returns

  Field value in 1 byte size struct fields or 1 byte partial value (chunk) on multibyte fields.

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is2ByteEntry()

bool is2ByteEntry

(

uint8_t

key

)

Searches the log 2 byte array to determine whether a given index is a regular single byte or a 2 byte field Uses a boundless binary search for improved performance, but requires the fsIntIndex to remain in order

Parameters

key	- Index in the log array to check

Returns

True if the index is a 2 byte log field. False if it is a single byte

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startCompositeLogger()

void startCompositeLogger

(

void

)

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startCompositeLoggerCams()

void startCompositeLoggerCams

(

void

)

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startCompositeLoggerTertiary()

void startCompositeLoggerTertiary

(

void

)

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startToothLogger()

void startToothLogger

(

void

)

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stopCompositeLogger()

void stopCompositeLogger

(

void

)

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stopCompositeLoggerCams()

void stopCompositeLoggerCams

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void

)

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stopCompositeLoggerTertiary()

void stopCompositeLoggerTertiary

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void

)

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stopToothLogger()

void stopToothLogger

(

void

)

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