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[scopehal-apps] azonenberg closed issue #81: ASAN reports memory leak after opening files - https://git.io/JviNj
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[scopehal] azonenberg 9b217af - ProtocolDecoder: fixed refcounting of channels
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[scopehal] azonenberg 23cd086 - Refactored protocol decoder config loading into two separate functions to address problems related to non-topological serialization order and protocol decoders with variable bus width
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[scopehal-apps] azonenberg 5589b27 - glscopeclient side refactoring for serialization API fixes
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[scopehal-cmake] azonenberg pushed 1 commit to master [+0/-0/±2] https://git.io/JvDna
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[scopehal-cmake] azonenberg a53f633 - Updated submodules with serialization API changes
<azonenberg>
So i just wrote a protocol decoder for a customer's proprietary bus protocol as a glscopeclient plugin, and it works fine
<azonenberg>
i'm pretty happy with how plugins are working now
<lain>
:D
<azonenberg>
now i can finally unplug my LA probes from the customer's devkit and free up some much needed bench space :p
<azonenberg>
zigggggy: hey question for you
<azonenberg>
Given a lecroy DSO with MSO capability, e.g. waverunner 8000-ms series
<azonenberg>
Is there a way to query if the LA probe is physically present?
<azonenberg>
vs being unplugged
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<awygle>
hm what should i hook my scope up to for testing
<azonenberg>
you mean signal source?
<azonenberg>
the built in probe compensation squarewave is probably a good test subject to start
<awygle>
but it's booooooring
<azonenberg>
Lol :p
<awygle>
i can't think of any interesting signals at <100 MHz that are a single channel tho. UART i guess
<azonenberg>
yes a uart is always good
<azonenberg>
will give you an excuse to play with protocol decodes too
<awygle>
yes, that's what i meant by "interesting"
<awygle>
more or less
<awygle>
well, time to break out my old test standby, SCREAMING.py
<awygle>
(it's an nmigen file which just instantiates a UART and writes 'A' to it forever)