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Marcelo: It's emails like this, Marcelo, that have alienated you from half the programming team. For reasons I don't understand, you delight in belittling everyone else's efforts. While a lot of us

The demo code has calls for delay function all over the places as well as Arduino libraries. The baseline code I am collaborating (code in UF github) had, until Yesterday, 180 microseconds max in its

I kind of was initially. I have implemented BLE for several other projects and I was initially considering to use it to control our ventilator. However, it is not very practical. Imagine 10~20

Arv: That has been looked at by several persons, and I sent this out this morning when Gordon said he wanted info about the time it was taking for vent to execute (I can't time it because I don't have

Jack This raises some additional questions. Has anybody inserted breakpoints or time ticks to see how long it takes the whole loop to complete, and to see how much time individual routines may be

That just doesn't seem like a good idea since external devices like that are pretty easily hacked. Why do they want it? Jack, W8TEE

OK.? So after watching and testing several little files with notepad and with Arduino IDE I now have an idea how to operate GIT using a graphical user interface version that appeared in my list of

The UF CSSALT OS-Vent team is considering interfacing with an Android UI. What are some expected problems with wireless connectivity?

OK, I'm **so** dumb I had to drop back to his EARLIER video for beginners but I have a graphical version of git now running on my windows computer. Made it through 3 minutes of the first video.

will do. Thanks ashar! See elsewhere: I have the assist working better

That's fine, but I don't think we want the production version to include the runtime free memory checks in it, do we? If we do, then I would suggest wrapping all of its code in #ifdef DEBUG

Jack caught an error in my code, I fixed that and then did some experiements that convinced me our incredibly low EXPIRATORY RESISTANCE is why I'm having such a hard time getting the assist to kick

Yes, I saw that, but I still would not be able to get meaningful trials of anything in the system, other than exercising the menus. Also, the runtime memory use for data would likely be different than

I suggest that we immediately start using github. It is the only way to NOT wait for each other to finish the code. Take a break for 20 minutes and watch this https://youtu.be/nhNq2kIvi9s

jack -- you can DISABLE the jams that I put in to keep the bmp working no matter what -- and then it will FAIL and from then on will no longer use the BMP sensor. That will allow you to run the code

Gordon: Add this line to line 73 in vent.h ??? extern char *__brkval;????????// leading double-underscore to prevent name collisions and around line 139 in the same file, insert: ??? int

OK,, I put in the && operators and vertified that the (VERY PRIMITIVE) assist ventilation works. It it tough to pull the covid-19 test lung stiff lung UP enough to get to -2 cm H2O pressure --- but

Gordon: These are what I call "flat forehead" mistakes. You know, where you slam the heel of your hand into your forehead while muttering "How could I do that?!". Any programmer worth their salt has a

Gordon: I'll try to code up a stand-alone version for you. I'll post it here when (if?) it's done. Since we are interested in memory use and speed, but it appears we have scrapped the TFT display, it

Ha,, ha,, dumb novice programmer. (me) I'll fix it immediately. Maybe that is why it didn't work all the time....... Gordon [email protected]> wrote: