- Sep 11, 2017
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Lorenz Meier authored
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Lorenz Meier authored
The previous method made too optimistic assumptions about the resolution of 32 bit floating point numbers.
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Lorenz Meier authored
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Dennis Mannhart authored
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Beat Küng authored
And destroy the semaphore if startup fails. Credits for finding this go to @jeonghwan-lee
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- Sep 10, 2017
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David Sidrane authored
Removed that driver was only referenced from the now depricated px4fmuv-1
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David Sidrane authored
Removed that driver was only referenced from the now depricated px4fmuv-1
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David Sidrane authored
Use PX4 log and module documantation Fixed memory leaks
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David Sidrane authored
Removed FMUv1 and px4io-v1, defaulting to px4io-v2 were appicable.
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David Sidrane authored
Removed conditional compilation for FMUv1 and defaulted to FMUv2.
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David Sidrane authored
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David Sidrane authored
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David Sidrane authored
Comment expressly referenced PX4FMUv1, but the EEPROM, could be used on any board.
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