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Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Files	Lines
2014-01-06	Mark request handle and response completed even if an error ocurred.	Christopher Peplin	1	-1/+13
	Add extra logging and a few notes.
2014-01-06	Make sure not to use a negative payload length.	Christopher Peplin	1	-1/+5

2014-01-06	Initialize outgoing payload to 0.	Christopher Peplin	1	-1/+1

2014-01-06	Use new set_bitfield function to handle swapping endianness.	Christopher Peplin	1	-4/+2

2014-01-05	Add a TODO about flipping byte order.	Christopher Peplin	1	-1/+2

2014-01-05	Log when sending a new diagnositc request.	Christopher Peplin	1	-0/+16

2014-01-05	Add imports and return values to allow compiling with projects.	Christopher Peplin	2	-3/+20

2014-01-03	Document all remaining methods and data structures.	Christopher Peplin	3	-50/+129

2014-01-03	Remove a resolved TODO.	Christopher Peplin	1	-5/+0

2014-01-03	Split up header file for clarity.	Christopher Peplin	3	-143/+238

2014-01-03	Greatly expand API example in README.	Christopher Peplin	1	-1/+1

2014-01-03	Clean up the primary diag request handler.	Christopher Peplin	2	-121/+104

2014-01-03	Test receiving a negative response.	Christopher Peplin	1	-3/+5

2014-01-03	Remove a resolved TODO.	Christopher Peplin	1	-2/+0

2014-01-03	Update version of isotp-c library.	Christopher Peplin	2	-8/+4

2014-01-02	Test basic diag request and response!	Christopher Peplin	2	-23/+24

2014-01-02	Draft implemenation of receiving and parsing single fram diag messages.	Christopher Peplin	2	-28/+86

2014-01-02	Match isotp receive_can_frame style, depend less on callbacks.	Christopher Peplin	2	-45/+94

2013-12-31	Draft reworking of API.	Christopher Peplin	2	-29/+77

2013-12-30	Spray a bunch of notes and code into the implementation file.	Christopher Peplin	2	-12/+53

2013-12-30	Add more failing tests before beginning implementation.	Christopher Peplin	1	-0/+2

2013-12-30	Add a failing test for a simple diag request/response.	Christopher Peplin	1	-6/+2

2013-12-30	Add skeleton of the API and data structures.	Christopher Peplin	2	-0/+220