* Drop SingleChannelStateSequence in favor of MultiChannelStateSequenceWithData
Most all the users were Multi* anyways, so just improve that:
1. Allow up to 8 waveforms to share one byte per timestamp. It could be better but this is simple
and gets most of the benefit.
2. Use a wrapper structure to handle reserving space for the arrays. Makes the interface simpler
and more rigid. Also saves 4 bytes per Multi*. Downside is access is now via -> and *,
not . and (nothing).
Saves 224 bytes of BSS, 1832 bytes of RAM4/CCM, 952 bytes of TEXT, and 103 bytes of RODATA
* Instantiate a base_t to make debugging easier.
Also fixes crash on real firmware by using &m_base instead - LTO optimization issue?
* No magical templated StaticAlloc thingy. Just virtual functions.
* data
* stub test
* use getTimeSinceSyncPoint
* s
* s
* no
* test
* stray ;
* those were 1/10 what they were supposed to be
* actually check something
* dead log line?
This exposed a buffer overrun, so double the size of the buffer (to account for 720 degree engine
cycle vs 360 degree crank events).
Also use proper numeric limits when computing min/max.
Finally, add a lock around the call to cyclic_buffer that actually caused the contention.
* overflow detector
* type list dynamic allocate
* fix the buffer length
* comment
* pr fb
* sanitize sim
* fix sim sanitizer bug
* didn't mean to turn off optimization for sim
* asan can do that, if you turn it on!
* cleaning
This way you can use the console/TunerStudio with the ST-Link
In the process, combine TS_PRIMARY_UART and TS_PRIMARY_SERIAL into TS_PRIMARY_PORT, to make UART vs
SERIAL selection more robus. Ditto for TS_SECONDARY_*. Also change use of TS_NO_PRIMARY to be #if
not #ifdef, so that it can be properly set as a compile flag and not be overwritten by various
header files.
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