/// to have 1 diagnostic bus which are the first bus declared in the JSON
/// description file. Configuration instance will return it.
///
-/// this will initialize DiagnosticShims and cancel all active requests
+/// this will initialize DiagnosticShims and cancel all active requests
/// if there are any.
bool diagnostic_manager_t::initialize()
{
/// @param[in] data - The data payload for the message. NULL is valid if size is also 0.
/// @param[in] size - The size of the data payload, in bytes.
///
-/// @return true if the CAN message was sent successfully.
+/// @return true if the CAN message was sent successfully.
bool diagnostic_manager_t::shims_send(const uint32_t arbitration_id, const uint8_t* data, const uint8_t size)
{
diagnostic_manager_t& dm = application_t::instance().get_diagnostic_manager();
}
/// @brief Cleanup a specific request if it isn't running and get complete. As it is almost
-/// impossible to get that state for a recurring request without waiting for that, you can
+/// impossible to get that state for a recurring request without waiting for that, you can
/// force the cleaning operation.
///
/// @param[in] entry - the request to clean
recurring_requests_.push_back(entry);
entry->set_handle(shims_, request);
- start_diagnostic_request(&shims_, entry->get_handle());
+ start_diagnostic_request(&shims_, entry->get_handle());
}
else
{
}
/// @brief Will take the CAN message and pass it to the receive functions that will process
-/// diagnostic handle for each active diagnostic request then depending on the result we will
+/// diagnostic handle for each active diagnostic request then depending on the result we will
/// return pass the diagnostic response to decode it.
///
/// @param[in] entry - A pointer to an active diagnostic request holding a valid diagnostic handle
}
/// @brief Tell if the CAN message received is a diagnostic response.
-/// Request broadcast ID use 0x7DF and assigned ID goes from 0x7E0 to Ox7E7. That allows up to 8 ECU to respond
+/// Request broadcast ID use 0x7DF and assigned ID goes from 0x7E0 to Ox7E7. That allows up to 8 ECU to respond
/// at the same time. The response is the assigned ID + 0x8, so response ID can goes from 0x7E8 to 0x7EF.
///
/// @param[in] cm - CAN message received from the socket.