Great library. Thanks!
Looking at RcvErrCount here:
I was hoping it was the same Error Counter as in the canAnalyser3 Mini shown here:
But it appears it might just be tracking VCI_E_TIMEOUT, VCI_E_NO_DATA, VCI_E_INVALIDARG in the Go library. For me this RcvErrCount is increasing very rapidly which is probably due to VCI_E_NO_DATA.
Can you confirm? If yes, is there a way to get the Error Counter like the canAnalyser3 Mini shows?
Great library. Thanks!
Looking at RcvErrCount here:
ixxatvci3/candev/can.go
Line 23 in 97a1fa0
I was hoping it was the same Error Counter as in the canAnalyser3 Mini shown here:
But it appears it might just be tracking VCI_E_TIMEOUT, VCI_E_NO_DATA, VCI_E_INVALIDARG in the Go library. For me this RcvErrCount is increasing very rapidly which is probably due to VCI_E_NO_DATA.
Can you confirm? If yes, is there a way to get the Error Counter like the canAnalyser3 Mini shows?