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No effect on compilation. All regression tests pass.
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Some regression tests needed to be rebuilt as a result.
One new regression test, for iTalk binary.
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...documented in the protocol-transition white paper. All regression
tests pass.
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That way of doing things coped poorly if, for example, NMEA and AIVDM
packets were reported over the same wire. Instead, have ach device
track the packet types it has actually seen and dispatch on that.
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I tweaked a couple of lines before committing...
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driver_oncore.c:
no ..._detect() function needed
dop is in .1 units
using macro ONCTYPE to avoid splint warning (also looks better I think)
return false from ..._set_speed()
packet.c:
anti-splint typecast
using macro ONCTYPE to avoid splint warnings
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prompted by Hakan Johansson
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Doesn't do anything useful, but will be handy for people with actual
hardware who can hack on the decoders. Doesn't break the regression
tests either.
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