ee03d13529
* format card
* standalone process
* no class member CS, there's no point
also can be confusing; what else could be using this?
* rename CoS
* Update selfdrive/controls/controlsd.py
* never works first time :D
* canRcvTimeout is bool
* hack
* add cpu
* see what testing closet comes up with
* first
* some clean up
* support passable CI, fix test models
* fix startup alert
* process replay changes
* test_fuzzy
* gate carOutput valid on carControl valid
* we should publish after we update carOutput
* controlsd was using actuatorsOutput from 2 frames ago for torque, not the most up to date
* check all checks for carControl in case controlsd dies
* log more timestamps
* more generic latency logger; needs some clean up
latency_logger.py was difficult to understand and modify
* card polls on can and carControl to get latest carControl possible
* temp try to send earlier
* add log
* remove latencylogger
* no mpld3!
* old loop
* detect first event
* normal send
* revert "card polls on can and carControl to get latest carControl possible"
how it was is best
* sheesh! update should be first
* first timestamp
* temp comment ( timestamp is slow :( )
* more final ordering, and make polling on/off test repeatable
* Received can
* new plot timestamps
* clean up
* no poll
* add controllers (draft)
* Revert "add controllers (draft)"
This reverts commit e2c3f01b2fadcff74347bac90c8a5cc1ef4e27b3.
* fix that
* conventions
* just use CS
* consider controlsd state machine in card: not fully done
* hmm it's just becoming controlsd
* rm debugging
* Revert "hmm it's just becoming controlsd"
This reverts commit 534a357ee95bec4ed070667186af55d59421bbc7.
* Revert "just use CS"
This reverts commit 9fa7406f30c86200f20457f7b9ff95e731201bf9.
* add vCruise
* migrate car state
* Revert "migrate car state"
This reverts commit 4ae86ca163c6920070f410f608f7644ab632850b.
* Revert "add vCruise"
This reverts commit af247a8da41c3626ada4231b98042da1a1ae4633.
* simple state machine in card (doesn't work as is)
* Revert "simple state machine in card (doesn't work as is)"
This reverts commit b4af8a9b0a2e17fdfc89d344c64678ef51305c24.
* poll carState without conflate
* bump
* remove state transition
* fix
* update refs
* ignore cumLagMs and don't ignore valid
* fix controls mismatch; controlsd used to set alt exp
* controlsd_config_callback not needed for card
* revert ref temp
* update refs
* no poll
* not builder!
* test fix
* need to migrate initialized
* CC will be a reader
* more as_reader!
* fix None
* init after publish like before - no real difference
* controlsd clean up
* remove redundant check and check passive for init
* stash
* flip
* migrate missing carOutput for controlsd
* Update ref_commit
* bump cereal
* comment
* no class params
* no class
* Revert "no class"
This reverts commit 5499b83c2dcb5462070626f8523e3aec6f4c209d.
* add todo
* regen and update refs
* fix
* update refs
* and fix that
* should be controlsstate
* remove controlsState migration
CoS.initialized isn't needed yet
* fix
* flip!
* bump
* fix that
* update refs
* fix
* if canValid goes false, controlsd would still send
* bump
* rm diff
* need to be very careful with initializing
* update refs
old-commit-hash: 71f5c441fe
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