Stacey Sheldon e5c54cca00 freertos: change default alignment to 4-byte from 8-byte ...

There shouldn't be any reason to need 8-byte alignment on the
F1 platform.  This allows better packing of all malloc'd data.

Reducing this below 4-byte alignment is not recommended and will
likely result in misaligned pointers being passed to peripherals.

RAM savings is another 300 bytes.

2012-11-11 22:16:00 -05:00

androidgcs

AndroidGCS Telemetry: Make the connected signal only occur after all objects

2012-10-16 12:33:06 -05:00

artwork

Test Quad updated with CC3D

2012-09-22 10:43:23 +10:00

flight

freertos: change default alignment to 4-byte from 8-byte

2012-11-11 22:16:00 -05:00

ground

GCS-PathPlanner

2012-10-30 15:13:52 +00:00

hardware

Add hardware files

2012-10-16 22:52:45 +11:00

make

uavohash: normalize line endings before computing hash

2012-10-14 13:33:58 -04:00

matlab

Moved the matlab files to matlab folder for GCS plugin

2012-07-31 13:26:35 -05:00

package

Windows Uninstaller: remove GCS config files (including obsolete) on demand

2012-10-16 01:14:11 +03:00

shared/uavobjectdefinition

this made GCS tx rate go over 3000

2012-10-31 20:59:40 -04:00

.gitignore

androidgcs: add ignores for command-line android builds

2012-10-05 20:54:01 -04:00

.gitmodules

In the attitude loop need to check all the queues even if unused or the event

2012-02-07 08:46:34 -06:00

CREDITS.txt

Add MikeL

2012-10-16 23:18:19 +11:00

HISTORY.txt

HISTORY: Mentioned new ppm+pwm feature

2012-10-06 23:09:09 -04:00

KNOWN_ISSUES.txt

Mention OGL bug with Intel 965 on out dated drivers

2012-10-17 00:13:41 +11:00

LICENSE.txt

Test commiting to reworked SVN, add lic file back but under trunk.

2011-02-27 10:16:35 +00:00

Makefile

makefile: include hint for enabling verbose build output

2012-10-20 15:06:18 -04:00

MILESTONES.txt

Update milestones

2012-10-29 12:52:21 +11:00

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The LibrePilot open source project was founded in July 2015. It focuses on research and development of software and hardware to be used in a variety of applications including vehicle control and stabilization, unmanned autonomous vehicles and robotics.

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