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Doxygen Workflow #34
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DateTime start = DateTime.Now; | ||
RoveCommService.Ping(board); | ||
var response = await RoveCommService.Listen<int>(RoveCommManifest.SystemPackets.PING_REPLY); |
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Impressive that you figured out a way to do rovecomm pings without me actually providing a way to do it in the rovecomm API. Note that this will break if you
- click "Rove" for CoreBoard
- click "Rove" for PMS
- PMS responds first
- now
RovePingBoard()
for both CoreBoard and PMS return successfully because a PING_REPLY arrived - CoreBoard itself never actually responds
This is fine though since I don't think we ever use the Rove ping lol.
Maybe in the future, I'll give RoveComm aRovePingResponse response = await RoveCommService.PingAsync(board)
API whereRovePingResponse
tells you what board gave the PING_REPLY
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Cool and good
We'll have to fix RovePingBoard in the future but it's fine for now
Adds a Doxyfile, some resources to be used by Doxygen, and a github workflow file to automatically generate human-readable documentation similar to the Autonomy_Software repo.