* k-line slow init
* k-line slow init LED bit blink
* fix misra violations
* better names for k-line methods
* debug prints match names
* switch to timer
* use TIM4 until I figure out TIM5
* tickle faster
* fix bit bug and add stop bit
* TIM5 working
* USB return after addr sent
* fix l-line reset
* fix misra violations
* blink for the ones instead of the zeros
* k-line 5 baud fault type
* lin check
* use TIM5 or wakeup
* better names
* wait for tx slots before clearing nak
* fix bootstub
* Fixed misra
* Cleanup
* Added bulk write test to test USB NAK on bulk CAN messages
* Added automated bulk tx test
* Fixed linter
* Fixed latency test influence
* Added timeout to python API
* Disabled can write timeout in bulk write test
Co-authored-by: Robbe <robbe.derks@gmail.com>
* Remove USB 2.0 Extension from BOS descriptor.
* Declutter usb.h of unused code.
Now that I'm more confident the USB 2.0 Extensions are only required
for USB 3.0 devices, and there's less mystery around why the change
worked for us, garbage-collect the commented-out descriptor.
* Updated cppcheck ref. New rules to be fixed
* changed 2 MACRO names that had more than 31 characters in common
* Fix newly popped 10.4: same type on arithmetic ops
* Fix 18.4: operators should not be applied to an expression
* ensure a NULL pointer isn't dereferenced
* RDLR, RDHR gone from safety
* back at not failing misra safety
* fix safety tests
* did not mean this
* Use get-bytes in pedal too
* Ignore Misra 11.5 and Fix 11.8 violaitons
* Fix 11.3 violations
* Neglect Misra 11.4, fix pointer issue in bootstub and rutn on Werror for pedal builds
* Fix Misra 11.6: can't assign number to void pointer
* Fix test after changing honda_moving name
* for loop is better
* Fix bugs from fbck
* Implement webusb and winusb 2.0 specs
* Add missing constants
* Refactor string system, add support for USB2.1
* Uncapitalize the panda
* Add USB 2.0 extension descriptor and device qualifier getter
* Sleep during reconnect process to be more reliable
* Disable compiler optimizations because they break SPI coms
Greg Hogan