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This is a set of small usefull utilites & macros
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bidirectional_list - simple list with operation of searching, inserting, deleting
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B-trees - simple but slowly binary search trees with all main operations
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fifo_lifo - simple stack-like queues
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netdaemon - snippet for network management of serial devices
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serialsock - socket server for serial devices
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simple_list - 1-directional list with functions: add element; delete list
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stellarium_emul - snippet for stellarium telescope remote control
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tmout - theads-based timeout to check something
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usefull_macros - a lot of different macros & functions
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* safe memory allocation & freeing
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* coloured output on tty & monochromeous on non-tty
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* error/warning/debug macros
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* MMAP files into memory
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USBrelay - simplest tool to manage USB-HID chinese relays
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translate c into asm: gcc -S -fverbose-asm file.c
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# Eddy's Snippets
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A collection of my small (and sometimes not-so-small) C utilities for Linux and embedded systems —
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a personal toolbox built from real‑world projects in astronomy, laboratory automation, and embedded
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development. Some are battle‑tested, others are experimental or deprecated.
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---
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## Overview
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This repository contains a wide variety of C code snippets, full utilities, and helper libraries
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that I have developed over the years for different tasks. The common thread is **pragmatic C on
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Linux** — tools for serial communication, Modbus control, sensor interfacing, network proxies,
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embedded optimization, and more.
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The repository is intentionally modular. Each subdirectory typically contains an independent
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utility or library with its own build system (plain `Makefile` or `CMakeLists.txt`). Some modules
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rely on my common helper library [`snippets_library`](https://github.com/eddyem/snippets_library)
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(also known as `usefull_macros`).
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### 🔍 Quick Navigation
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- **Active / Maintained** → [`ESP8266`](#esp8266), [`I2Csensors`](#i2csensors), [`modbus_params`](#modbus_params), [`serialsock`](#serialsock), [`stringHash4MCU_`](#stringhash4mcu_)
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- **Mature / Stable** → [`HSFW_management`](#hsfw_management), [`thread_array_management`](#thread_array_management), [`USBrelay`](#usbrelay)
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- **Deprecated / Archive** → [`Trinamic`](#trinamic), [`Socket_CAN`](#socket_can), [`NES_webiface`](#nes_webiface)
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- **Algorithmic / Embedded Helpers** → [`_snippets`](#_snippets), [`table_sincos`](#table_sincos), [`stringHash4MCU_`](#stringhash4mcu_), [`Zernike`](#zernike)
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---
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## Modules
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### `ESP8266` - **Description:** A simple TCP server based on AT‑commands for the ESP8266 Wi‑Fi
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module. The code is written to be as close to the MCU as possible, making it lightweight and easy
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to port.
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- **Status:** Active
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- **Key Files:** `esp8266.c`, `esp8266.h`, `main.c`, `serial.c`, `CMakeLists.txt`
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### `I2Csensors`
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- **Description:** A complete library for reading data from various temperature, humidity, and
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pressure sensors over I2C.
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- **Supported Sensors:** AHT10, AHT15, AHT21b, BMP180, BMP280, BME280, SHT3x, SI7005.
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- **Features:** Unified API with sensor status tracking, support for both single‑shot and periodic
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measurements, and example programs included.
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- **Build:** CMake (with `DEBUG` and `EXAMPLES` options). After installation, use `#include
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<i2csensorsPTH.h>` and link with `-li2csensorsPTH`.
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- **Status:** Active
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- **Documentation:** See [`I2Csensors/README`](I2Csensors/Readme) for full API reference and usage
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examples.
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### `HSFW_management`
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- **Description:** A command‑line utility to manage Edmund Optics high‑speed filter wheels (HSFW).
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It allows you to check/change turret positions, list connected devices, and rename wheels or
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filters stored in EEPROM.
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- **Features:** Supports operation by filter name, wheel ID, or serial number; includes a
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“list‑all” mode to dump all EEPROM information.
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- **Status:** Mature (marked for possible code review)
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- **Documentation:** See [`HSFW_management/README`](HSFW_management/Readme) and the usage examples
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in the module’s description.
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### `MLX90640_test`
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- **Description:** A test implementation for the MLX90640 thermal camera sensor. Currently
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processes example data from Melexis and is used to debug calculation errors in the temperature
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conversion algorithm.
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- **Status:** Experimental / Almost deprecated
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- **Note:** The sensor driver is not yet fully functional; the main purpose is to test and verify
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the mathematical model offline using CSV data.
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### `NES_webiface`
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- **Description:** A web interface for managing the Nesmith Echelle Spectrograph (NES). Built on
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top of `pusirobot` and `liboninon`.
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- **Status:** Deprecated (almost deprecated)
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### `Raspberry`
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- **Description:** Raspberry Pi–specific code.
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- **Contents:** `MPU-6050-log/` — a utility to log data from an MPU‑6050 accelerometer/gyroscope
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sensor.
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- **Status:** Archive
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### `SSL_Socket_snippet`
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- **Description:** A client/server example demonstrating an SSL‑protected TCP socket connection
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with mutual certificate verification (server checks client certificates).
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- **Features:** Complete example with CA and client/server certificate files, command‑line option
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parsing, and separate client/server implementations.
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- **Status:** Stable (reference implementation)
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### `Socket_CAN`
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- **Description:** A CANbus message retranslation utility between two different CAN networks (BTA
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bus ↔ Dome bus). Includes SSL support for secure communication and example udev rules.
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- **Components:** `soccanserver` and `soccanclient` with mutual TLS authentication.
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- **Status:** Deprecated (marked as almost deprecated)
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### `TeAmanagement`
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- **Description:** Client/server management utility for "Telescope Analyzer" (TeA) stages.
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- **Status:** Archive / Unmaintained
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### `Tetris`
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- **Description:** A classic CLI Tetris implementation using terminal graphics.
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- **Features:** Full game logic with keyboard controls, score tracking, and a terminal display
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buffer.
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- **Status:** Stable / Complete
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### `Trinamic`
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- **Description:** Older code for managing Trinamic stepper motor drivers.
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- **Submodules:** `SHA_client/`, `SHA_client_cmdline/` (Shack‑Hartmann sensor clients), `client/`,
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`websock_simple/`.
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- **Status:** Deprecated (almost deprecated)
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### `USBrelay`
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- **Description:** A utility to control Chinese USB relay modules (HID‑based). Includes device
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autodetection and udev rules for permission setup.
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- **Status:** Mature
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- **Documentation:** See the `Makefile` and the module’s README (if present).
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### `Zernike`
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- **Description:** A implementation of wavefront decomposition and reconstruction using Zernike
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polynomials (up to 100th order). Supports both standard (n, m) and Noll indexing notations.
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- **Functions:** `zernfunR()`, `zernfunNR()`, `Zdecompose()`, `Zcompose()`, `set_prec()`.
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- **Status:** Archive / Algorithmic reference
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### `_snippets`
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- **Description:** A collection of miscellaneous small C code snippets, including:
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- AVX examples
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- B‑trees
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- Bresenham circle drawing
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- C‑style function overloading tricks
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- USB reset
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- CLI color output
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- Bit counting
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- **Status:** Archive / Personal reference
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### `cmakelists_`
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- **Description:** A set of reusable `CMakeLists.txt` and `Makefile` templates for different
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project configurations (e.g., debug/release, library/executable, cross‑compilation).
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- **Contents:** Several `CMakeLists_regular_XX.txt` variants, `Makefile`, `Makefile_dbg_rls`, and
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helper scripts.
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- **Status:** Reference / Active
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### `modbus_params`
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- **Description:** A command‑line tool and network server for interacting with Modbus RTU devices.
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It uses a human‑readable dictionary that maps register addresses to mnemonic codes.
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- **Features:**
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- Read/write holding registers by address or code.
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- Periodic dumping of selected parameters to a TSV file.
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- TCP/UNIX socket server for remote control.
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- Aliases (macros) and verbose logging.
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- **Dependencies:** `libmodbus`, `usefull_macros`, pthread.
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- **Status:** Active
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- **Documentation:** See [`modbus_params/README.md`](modbus_params/Readme) for command‑line options
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and server protocol.
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### `modbus_relay`
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- **Description:** A simple utility to manage Chinese Modbus relay boards. Includes a basic web
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interface (`web_management/` subdirectory) for remote control.
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- **Features:** Supports multiple relay board types (including a non‑standard 4‑relay board based
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on STM8S003) and command‑line operation.
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- **Status:** Active
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### `serialsock`
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- **Description:** A lightweight TCP/UNIX socket‑to‑serial proxy that allows **multiple
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simultaneous clients** to read from and write to a single serial (TTY) device. It runs as a robust
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daemon with automatic child respawning.
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- **Features:**
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- Up to 30 simultaneous TCP clients.
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- Configurable baud rate, device path, and exclusive access.
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- Daemon mode with PID file and logging.
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- Signal‑safe cleanup.
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- **Dependencies:** `usefull_macros` (provides command‑line parsing, serial port handling, socket
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management, and logging).
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- **Status:** Active
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- **Documentation:** See [`serialsock/Readme.md`](serialsock/Readme.md) for full usage.
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### `stellarium_emul`
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- **Description:** An emulator for the Stellarium telescope control protocol, designed to control a
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10‑micron mount.
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- **Features:** Daemon mode, command‑line options, and socket‑based communication.
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- **Status:** Archive
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### `stringHash4MCU_`
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- **Description:** A tool for testing and generating hash functions suitable for string command
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parsing on microcontrollers.
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- **Components:** `hashtest.c` (test different hash functions on a dictionary), `hashgen.c`
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(generate source/header files from a dictionary), and helper scripts (`runtest`, `mktestdic`).
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- **Use Case:** Convert string commands to integer hashes for efficient parsing on
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resource‑constrained MCUs.
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- **Status:** Active
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### `table_sincos`
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- **Description:** A generator for lookup tables to compute `sin()` and `cos()` using integer
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arithmetic on MCUs. Includes a fast integer square root implementation.
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- **Usage:** Run `gentab <precision>` to generate a table; compile with `-DMAX_LEN` and
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`-DDATATYPE` to customize.
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- **Status:** Stable / Reference
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### `thread_array_management`
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- **Description:** A library for managing named thread lists with FIFO message passing between
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threads.
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- **Status:** Mature
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- **Example:** Includes a test program (`test.c`) demonstrating usage.
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### `usb_reset`
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- **Description:** A small utility to reset a USB bus (useful for recovering stuck USB devices).
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- **Status:** Stable
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---
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## Common Dependencies
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Many modules rely on my common helper library:
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[`snippets_library`](https://github.com/eddyem/snippets_library) (also known as `usefull_macros`).
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This library provides:
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- Command‑line parsing (`sl_parseargs`)
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- Serial port (TTY) handling (`sl_tty_t`)
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- TCP socket management (`sl_sock_open`)
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- Daemonisation, PID file handling
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- Logging macros (`LOGMSG`, `LOGWARN`, `LOGERR`, etc.)
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To build any module that depends on it, first install `libusefull_macros`:
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```bash
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git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/eddyem/snippets_library.git
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cd snippets_library
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mkdir build && cd build
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cmake ..
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make
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sudo make install
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```
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Then return to the module directory and build (usually with `make`).
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---
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## Building a Module
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Most modules can be built by simply running `make` in their directory. For CMake‑based modules
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(like `I2Csensors`):
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```bash
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mkdir build && cd build
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cmake ..
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make
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su -c "make install" # optional
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```
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Some modules have additional configuration options (e.g., `DEBUG`, `EXAMPLES`) that can be passed
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to CMake.
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---
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## License
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This repository is provided under the GNU General Public License v3 or later.
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Individual modules may contain their own license headers; the GPL license applies unless otherwise
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stated.
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---
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## Contributing
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This is primarily a personal collection, but issues and pull requests are welcome. If you find a
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bug or have an improvement, please open an issue first to discuss it.
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---
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## Disclaimer
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**Use at your own risk.** Some modules are marked as deprecated or “almost deprecated” — they may
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contain bugs, rely on outdated interfaces, or lack proper documentation. Always review the code
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before using it in a production environment.
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[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:17:27 open_socket(): UNREACHABLE CODE REACHED!
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[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:17:27 open_socket(): UNREACHABLE CODE REACHED!
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[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:17:27 open_socket(): UNREACHABLE CODE REACHED!
|
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[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:17:27 open_socket(): UNREACHABLE CODE REACHED!
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||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:17:27 open_socket(): UNREACHABLE CODE REACHED!
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:17:27 open_socket(): UNREACHABLE CODE REACHED!
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:17:27 open_socket(): UNREACHABLE CODE REACHED!
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:17:27 open_socket(): UNREACHABLE CODE REACHED!
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:17:27 open_socket(): UNREACHABLE CODE REACHED!
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:17:27 open_socket(): UNREACHABLE CODE REACHED!
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:17:27 open_socket(): UNREACHABLE CODE REACHED!
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:17:27 open_socket(): UNREACHABLE CODE REACHED!
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:17:27 open_socket(): UNREACHABLE CODE REACHED!
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:17:27 SSL_accept()
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||||
[WARN] 2021/12/21-09:17:27 Child killed with sig=9
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:17:27 SSL_accept()
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:17:27 open_socket(): UNREACHABLE CODE REACHED!
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:32:32 open_socket(): UNREACHABLE CODE REACHED!
|
||||
[WARN] 2021/12/21-09:34:25 Child killed with sig=2
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:34:28 open_socket(): UNREACHABLE CODE REACHED!
|
||||
[WARN] 2021/12/21-09:34:48 Child killed with sig=2
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:36:00 open_socket(): UNREACHABLE CODE REACHED!
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:36:00 SSL_accept()
|
||||
[WARN] 2021/12/21-09:36:00 Child killed with sig=9
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:44:24 open_socket(): UNREACHABLE CODE REACHED!
|
||||
[WARN] 2021/12/21-09:55:33 Child killed with sig=2
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:55:38 open_socket(): UNREACHABLE CODE REACHED!
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:55:38 SSL_accept()
|
||||
[WARN] 2021/12/21-09:55:38 Child killed with sig=9
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:56:50 open_socket(): UNREACHABLE CODE REACHED!
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:57:36 open_socket(): UNREACHABLE CODE REACHED!
|
||||
[WARN] 2021/12/21-09:57:39 Child killed with sig=2
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:58:13 open_socket(): UNREACHABLE CODE REACHED!
|
||||
[WARN] 2021/12/21-09:58:36 Child killed with sig=2
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-09:58:45 open_socket(): UNREACHABLE CODE REACHED!
|
||||
[WARN] 2021/12/21-09:58:47 Child killed with sig=2
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-10:03:33 open_socket(): UNREACHABLE CODE REACHED!
|
||||
[WARN] 2021/12/21-10:03:40 Child killed with sig=2
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-12:39:08 open_socket(): UNREACHABLE CODE REACHED!
|
||||
[WARN] 2021/12/21-12:39:16 Child killed with sig=2
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-12:40:52 open_socket(): UNREACHABLE CODE REACHED!
|
||||
[WARN] 2021/12/21-12:41:02 Child killed with sig=2
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-14:52:19 Can't init CAN bus, will try later
|
||||
[WARN] 2021/12/21-14:52:27 Child killed with sig=2
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-14:54:28 Can't init CAN bus, will try later
|
||||
[WARN] 2021/12/21-14:54:50 Child killed with sig=2
|
||||
[WARN] 2021/12/21-14:56:52 Child killed with sig=2
|
||||
[WARN] 2021/12/21-14:57:08 Max amount of connections: disconnect fd=6
|
||||
[WARN] 2021/12/21-14:57:12 Max amount of connections: disconnect fd=6
|
||||
[WARN] 2021/12/21-14:57:20 Child killed with sig=2
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-14:57:39 SSL error 5
|
||||
[WARN] 2021/12/21-14:57:40 Child killed with sig=2
|
||||
[ERR] 2021/12/21-16:27:13 SSL error 5
|
||||
[WARN] 2021/12/21-16:27:16 Child killed with sig=2
|
||||
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