../../libraries/AC_Avoidance/AC_Avoidance_Logging.cpp: In member function 'void AP_OABendyRuler::Write_OABendyRuler(uint8_t, bool, float, float, bool, float, const Location&, const Location&) const':
../../libraries/AC_Avoidance/AC_Avoidance_Logging.cpp:23:46: error: 'ahrs' is not a member of 'AP'
23 | yaw : (uint16_t)wrap_360(AP::ahrs().yaw_sensor * 0.01f),
| ^~~~
compilation terminated due to -Wfatal-errors.
the AP_CANManager::log_text() gets called from debug logging in
AP_DroneCAN. It is a method on a common AP_CANManager object which is
shared by multiple AP_DroneCAN threads.
if two threads call the debug log messages at the same time then we
can end up with _log_pos greater than LOG_BUFFER_SIZE (1024) and
overwrite past the end of the buffer
in the crash_dump we have for this case the next piece of memory was
hal.can[0], and the overwrite of the buffer had corrupted the
MessageRam_ structurre in the ChibiOS CAN interface code. That led to
a hardfault on receive of a CAN message
Note that this issue only happens if CAN_LOGLEVEL is set to greater
than zero, and the default is zero. So users can avoid the bug by
checking they have not changed CAN_LOGLEVEL.
Also, this is likely an issue that only happens on startup, as once
the two AP_DroneCAN threads are fully running they have the same
thread priority so can't pre-empt each other. During startup some
messages are sent from the main thread which has a different priority
to the AP_DroneCAN threads, and can thus trigger this issue
the automatic min-alt fence should not auto-enable based on altitude
if the fence has been manually disabled. This is needed to allow for a
manual landing by disabling the fence before descending
the _auto_enable_mask was try to make AUX function overrides disable
the FENCE_AUTOENABLE functionality. This isn't the right bevaviour,
both the aux function and the auto-enable should be edge triggered,
with last function taking effect
we should only add fence types to the no auto-enable mask if the
enable actually changed that type of fence. This fixes the case where
the user has both FENCE_AUTOENABLE=3 and RCn_OPTION=11. The disable
triggered by the init of the aux function was preventing the fence
from auto-enabling
this supports logging of all bxCAN and CANFD frames, which helps with
debugging tricky CAN support issues and for the development of new CAN
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