The second element of the modulePulsesData was never forced to be correctly aligned. Without the new
pulses and without the Multimodule code the second element was never misaligned since the PXX pulses
union member was always the largest member and was 4 byte aligned by coincidence, also making the
second modulePulseData array member 4 byte aligned.
With the Multimodule option enabled the dsm pulses struct becomes the largest union member with 607 bytes
and the second modulePulsesData is not aligned to anything anymore which completely screws up the pulses
generation.
Forcing the alignment of the ModulePulsesData fixes this issue.
Only tested on my X9D+. It allows me to boot the device into the OpenTX firmware by using 'make flash' (on switch must be on), combined with -DUSB=SERIAL and -DCLI=YES and the reboot command I can test a new firmware on the device without removing/plugging the usb cable
* [Horus] PXX and DSM2 in external module
* [Taranis] Pulses driver refactoring (uses DMA also for PPM in external module and saves 800bytes RAM)
* Cosmetics (Pulses driver splitted)
* Draw widget name on title bar, posistioning rules will need to be improved !
* Move the name inside the widget and invert it to create like a label
* - Move implemeentation to a 'label' form upper right. Works with all current widgets but Battcheck (that I'll modify acccordingly), moving on, widgets dev know what to expect.
- Possible improvement : fade out label display after 2 secs
* Cosmetics
* Fix columns trim5 and trim6 for Horus
* - Try a more translator friendly way to deal with the Horus increased columns size
* Fix commit
* Proof of concept
* More languages
* -Introduce HINT()
-Remove HR instead of TR
Bertrand Songis