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Hello!
That's understandable, although I do not have much interest at the moment in doing major development of the project as I no longer work in the automotive industry and have not for a while. I also do not have access to CAN-FD specifications or files for testing and development.
I shall update the project with a big notice about CAN-FD.
I should keep that assertion in there, although the assertion should not fire and it should be detected and an error returned instead, which is a minor bug.
Let me know if you manage to do something useful, I am happy to merge in code back into master. I suspect the best thing to do would be to make a new "2c.c" file for CAN-FD as a lot of the code generation in that file assumes the maximum message size is 8-bytes and is kind of tied to that (as everything can fit nicely into a uint64_t).
Thanks! And I will keep this open for now.
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Any news?
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Current status is that I need my own HW for CAN-FD. I thought to order my favourite LCP microcontroller but unfortunately we have chip crisis so I change approach and bought board with SPI to CAN-FD chip.
I gain knowledge about HW and I send to factory order to create first prototype of board.
When I have HW environment then I will try to somehow provide support for CAN-FD to your code and share with you.
I aware you that I'm not fast and It can take time.
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No problem! I'm not in a rush. I like to close issues that I am not working on to keep things tidy though. If you get around to implementing CAN-FD, or to ask questions about it, open up a new issue or make a pull request.
I'm more than willing to accept new changes.
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