Fix IXXAT periodic messages not working #1628
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This change makes IXXATbus use thread based periodic tasks instead the hardware based implementations. I think it better than nothing, but it's not really fixing the issue. I hope #1611 will fix all issues. |
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Ah, that makes sense. Looks like I didn't do enough research into the library, sorry about that. The workaround works for us and we can keep applying it locally. Probably best to close this PR and just wait for the refactoring? |
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I'll merge this. Thread-based periodic tasks are better than exceptions. |
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Hey,
As reported in a few instances, the periodic messages don't work on IXXAT. The
IXXATBusappears to be just missing the call to the super-classes constructor. This call is present in thedevelopbranch but is missing in the current release v4.2.2References: #1285 #1605