* Add Toyota Prius Alpha support
* Fix opendbc link
* Update interface.py
* v
* revert opendbc
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Co-authored-by: 【TIM】 <90225659+CT921@users.noreply.github.com>
* parse out isp packet with structs
* dsp mode
* support only driver / comments for yuv
* minor touchups
* DEBUG_FRAMES
Co-authored-by: Comma Device <device@comma.ai>
* base LatControl class, move sat check out of pid.py
clean up
clean up
* fix
* global variable for min control speed
* nicer name
* unify latcontrol class init arguments
* add to release files
* saturated if close to limit
* move angle mode saturation checks into class
* check_saturation function takes in current saturated status
undo
* apply latcontrol_angle's active checking to all controllers
* clean up
* move those back
* make abstract baseclass
* add test for saturation
* keep clip
* update ref
* fix static analysis
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* should work
* Revert "should work"
This reverts commit dabc2ea17a072a6c835e4bd1c75a2c1e2d10623d.
* move lane change logic to DesireHelper class
* clean up desires
clean up desires
* comments
* Revert "clean up desires"
This reverts commit 7301c921e305fcbd4746b19040631d935d50dfd9.
* Update selfdrive/controls/lib/desire_helper.py
Co-authored-by: Adeeb Shihadeh <adeebshihadeh@gmail.com>
* add to files_common
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Co-authored-by: Willem Melching <willem.melching@gmail.com>
* add unsafe mode check to controlsd
bump submodules
forgot to add to health_t struct
bump
ahh forgot to set it!
bump
bump
clean up
clean up
bump
* fix ordering
* move to end
* unsigned
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Using the narrow camera as a light sensor meant that the
reflection of our own headlights, tail lights, and head lights
of opposing vehicles dominated the sensor value at night
even though the broader overall scene is very dark.
This has very little effect during daylight hours. The change
affects nightime driving the most, resulting in a dimmer
screen when it is dark.
I think this makes more sense as the wide angle camera's
field of view is much closer to the human eye's field of
view than the narrow road camera.
Adeeb Shihadeh