Isn't it better to explicitily specify what is expected here? object_id_t yields 0 information in an API context, and I need to build a custom error in the init function.
Isn't it better to explicitily specify what is expected here? `object_id_t` yields 0 information in an API context, and I need to build a custom error in the init function.
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We should do this in a better way in the future but I think it's ok for now.
@@ -0,0 +14,4 @@maxNumHealthInfoPerCycle(maxNumHealthInfoPerCycle) {}object_id_t objectId;uint16_t apid;HealthTable &table;Other system objects should not be passed by reference but by objectId and then gotten in initialize() from the ObjectManager.
Isn't it better to explicitily specify what is expected here?
object_id_tyields 0 information in an API context, and I need to build a custom error in the init function.Understood, this is just a core principle in the fsfw.
See Ulis comments
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