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Jul 10 03:17:13 <karki_> alexanderhiam : I was thinking it would make sense to the keep original 'IF (a <cond> b ) GOTO c' syntax of the IF statement. (anyway I use only 48 bits in a 64 bit inst, so the goto can be added and the size still remains 64 bit)
Jul 10 03:18:27 <alexanderhiam> are you sure it all fits? remember both a and b could be elements in an array
Jul 10 03:25:27 <Abhishek_> anujdeshpande: did you get the output working?
Jul 10 03:25:51 <anujdeshpande> Abhishek_: dozed off last night. working on it now :)
Jul 10 03:30:49 <karki_> alexanderhiam : yeah. all of them fit! I have 8 bytes. one for opcode, one for various cases (i.e.) 'a' may be an array, or 'b' or 'c' or all three. then 6 bytes for (arr, index) for a, b, c if all three happen to be arrays!
Jul 10 03:31:08 <karki_> fits in perfectly!
Jul 10 03:32:38 <alexanderhiam> nice
Jul 10 13:27:48 * karki_ likes the nick EatSleepCode :')
Jul 10 13:28:39 <karki_> if it were me it would be CodeEatSleep (assuming position counts ;) )
Jul 10 13:29:57 <vvu> karki_: sleep is for the weak
Jul 10 13:30:41 <karki_> 48 hrs was my longest non sleep coding period :/
Jul 10 13:30:50 <vvu> karki_: sounds like hackathon style
Jul 10 13:30:55 <karki_> yeah
Jul 10 13:31:01 <vvu> was it hackathon ?
Jul 10 13:31:08 <karki_> one tablets at the end of the day :D
Jul 10 13:31:13 <karki_> *end of 2 days
Jul 10 13:31:26 <karki_> ;)
Jul 10 13:31:39 <karki_> yeah, hackathon!
Jul 10 13:32:05 <vvu> i did at angelhack barcelona 24h hacking on beer power :)
Jul 10 13:33:17 <karki_> :) registration  for angelhack was costly in b'lore :'(
Jul 10 13:33:55 <vvu> i dunno how much i paid, 20 euros i think or so
Jul 10 13:33:57 <vvu> really low here
Jul 10 13:35:28 * vvu really does not like to write documentation :(
Jul 10 13:35:39 * karki_ knows that feel
Jul 10 13:36:09 <vvu> writing documentation is bad but writing documentation in M$ W0rd is super bad :)
Jul 10 13:36:41 <karki_> but frankly vvu, the code I'm writing is so convoluted, I'd prefer documentation!
Jul 10 13:36:49 <karki_> *writing now
Jul 10 13:37:58 <vvu> mhmhm
Jul 10 16:50:23 <VoltVisionSteve> alexanderhiam, are you meeting on skype or hangout?
Jul 10 16:50:48 <alexanderhiam> oh it's that time isn't it... let's do skype
Jul 10 16:51:09 <VoltVisionSteve> ok, logging in now.thx!
Jul 10 16:52:17 <jkridner> hi Abhishek_, you around?
Jul 10 16:59:52 <Abhishek_> Hi jkridner
Jul 10 17:00:00 <jkridner> trying to run BeagleLogic now.
Jul 10 17:00:12 <jkridner> got the firmware, devicetree and kernel module loaded.
Jul 10 17:00:44 <jkridner> built the test app using: gcc -o beaglelogic beaglelogic.c beaglelogictestapp.c -lm -lrt
Jul 10 17:00:49 <jkridner> ./beaglelogic gives me...
Jul 10 17:00:56 <Abhishek_> jkridner: modinfo beaglelogic gives you?
Jul 10 17:01:04 <jkridner> BeagleLogic open failed!
Jul 10 17:01:57 <jkridner> http://pastebin.com/jxBL3JrH
Jul 10 17:02:34 <Abhishek_> jkridner: https://github.com/abhishek-kakkar/BeagleLogic/wiki/Getting-Started
Jul 10 17:03:47 <jkridner> k, allocated memory
Jul 10 17:04:04 <jkridner> do I need to run the test app?
Jul 10 17:04:33 <Abhishek_> Yeah, it should give a speed close to the sample rate
Jul 10 17:05:25 <Abhishek_> For doing a capture, instructions are in the wiki
Jul 10 17:05:37 <jkridner> I just see the 'dd' example.
Jul 10 17:05:59 <Abhishek_> The sigrok sections have to be added
Jul 10 17:06:00 <jkridner> ls -al
Jul 10 17:06:05 <jkridner> wrong window. :-)
Jul 10 17:06:47 <jkridner> will the pins float high by default?
Jul 10 17:07:02 <jkridner> I seem to have a 34MB array of the value '3c'.
Jul 10 17:07:36 <Abhishek_> That's expected, there are pullups and pulldowns on the boot pins
Jul 10 17:07:53 <Abhishek_> On the BBW, it's 0x17
Jul 10 17:08:09 <jkridner> k. by default is it one byte per capture?
Jul 10 17:08:15 <Abhishek_> Yes
Jul 10 17:08:21 <jkridner> if so, I can do a lot with just 'hexdump' :)
Jul 10 17:08:27 <jkridner> cool.
Jul 10 17:08:37 * jkridner will start to have fun.
Jul 10 17:08:46 <Abhishek_> That's how I designed it :)
Jul 10 17:08:48 <jkridner> not sure if I want to spend time on sigrok right now.
Jul 10 17:09:09 <Abhishek_> You can see sysfs attrs page too on the wiki
Jul 10 17:09:29 <jkridner> does adding the beaglelogic driver to sigrok require rebuilding all of sigrok or can I just build a module and use sigrok from the Debian repos?
Jul 10 17:09:49 <Abhishek_> jkridner: sigrok needs everything compiled in
Jul 10 17:09:55 <jkridner> :(
Jul 10 17:10:26 <Abhishek_> If you want, you can pull from gh and compile it on the BBB
Jul 10 17:11:07 <Abhishek_> Lemme check if my dev branch is in sync with my local version
Jul 10 17:15:58 <Abhishek_> jkridner: https://github.com/abhishek-kakkar/libsigrok/commits/beaglelogic-dev
Jul 10 17:44:35 <Abhishek_> jkridner: How would you rate your experience of compiling and running BeagleLogic on a scale of 1(cumbersome) to 5(easily followed) ?
Jul 10 17:44:50 <jkridner> 4
Jul 10 17:44:54 <jkridner> well...
Jul 10 17:45:00 <jkridner> at least for this phase of development...
Jul 10 17:45:08 <jkridner> it needs to be much simpler....
Jul 10 17:45:28 <jkridner> but that depends on getting it pushed up and making some improvements to the default .dtb.
Jul 10 17:46:36 <jkridner> there should be a 'beaglelogic' shell script to manage enabling/disabling/etc. (including the allocation and pin-muxing stuff)
Jul 10 17:46:43 <jkridner> config-pin is a reasonable template.
Jul 10 17:47:09 <jkridner> but I really liked it so far.
Jul 10 17:48:12 <Abhishek_> Yup, and also to start the node frontend as well (I saw the bone101 and cloud9 scripts in systemctl...)
Jul 10 17:49:57 <Abhishek_> jkridner: Is it possible to check the HDMI port and autodisable the HDMI cape if no monitor is connected at boot time, or maybe monitor a GPIO?
Jul 10 17:50:50 <jkridner> I plan to try a run-time software disable through the same mechanism as config-pin....
Jul 10 17:50:59 <jkridner> let the LCD controller run, but switch the pin muxes...
Jul 10 17:51:07 <jkridner> no reason the LCD controller should even need to know...
Jul 10 17:51:26 <jkridner> monitor detection could be used to trigger the enable such that it comes up disabled by default.
Jul 10 17:51:46 <jkridner> if you have spare time, I'd encourage you to try it.
Jul 10 17:52:13 <jkridner> I started to work on it and posted a pastebin to linux-omap... at least I think that is where I posted it... might have been the beagleboard google group.
Jul 10 18:35:09 <anujdeshpande> Abhishek_: you around ?
Jul 10 18:37:10 <Abhishek_> Almost :)
Jul 10 18:38:32 <anujdeshpande> Abhishek_: quick question then:) i have to absolutely make no changes when i add 2 pins to and existing overlay right ? considering the fact that all other pins are output pins, and these 2 pins are inputs
Jul 10 18:38:56 <anujdeshpande> I mean, do i have to make any changes in the pru configration fragment
Jul 10 18:40:27 <Abhishek_> You just have to touch the pimux fragment then. PRU fragment is not to be touched for pinmux purposes
Jul 10 18:40:56 <anujdeshpande> Abhishek_: https://github.com/BeaglePilot/ardupilot/commit/293410ba37e7ba4cc6af224ef27d9522967c7b0b this should work right ?
Jul 10 18:41:06 <anujdeshpande> in that case
Jul 10 18:42:39 <Abhishek_> Seems fine to me
Jul 10 18:43:23 <Abhishek_> You might try and whip up a quick-and-dirty firmware to see if the configs are correctly
Jul 10 18:43:35 <Abhishek_> *correct
Jul 10 18:43:50 <anujdeshpande> Error: BB-BONE-PRU-05-00A0.dts:78.14-15 syntax error
Jul 10 18:43:50 <anujdeshpande> FATAL ERROR: Unable to parse input tree
Jul 10 18:43:51 <anujdeshpande> make: *** [BB-BONE-PRU-05-00A0.dtbo] Error 1
Jul 10 18:44:06 <anujdeshpande> that’s what i get when i compile. don’t reach the firmware check stage :)
Jul 10 18:44:49 <anujdeshpande> Abhishek_: damn
Jul 10 18:44:58 <anujdeshpande> Abhishek_: forget that i ever asked this question
Jul 10 20:58:12 <vvu>  /q praveendath92
Jul 10 21:05:05 <praveendath92> vvu: /r :)
Jul 10 23:13:59 * Abhishek_ yawns
Jul 11 00:20:09 <Abhishek_> jkridner: what time are the HaD people coming tomorrow?
Jul 11 00:20:35 <jkridner> they fly in sometime tonight and we go to Ann Arbor in the morning.
Jul 11 00:20:49 <jkridner> BeagleLogic has been very helpful today...
Jul 11 00:21:00 <jkridner> but, I still have the hardest time understanding LEDscape.
Jul 11 00:23:06 <Abhishek_> mranostay did develop firmware for high-speed LED stuff using remoteproc
Jul 11 00:23:16 <Abhishek_> this one seems to be based off libprussdrv
Jul 11 00:25:17 * mranostay pokes in
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