OBD GPS Logger Changelog
What's new in OBD GPS Logger 0.16
May 27, 2011- Richer ecu control in obdsim, including support for all the major protocols and variable timeouts. LiveKML for live viewing of logged data in Google Earth.
- Several long-standing bugfixes, performance improvements, and possible fixes for several types of vehicles that may have exhibited problems before.
New in OBD GPS Logger 0.15 (Jun 19, 2010)
- Sim: Always return errors in groups of three, padded if necessary
- Logrepair: split repair functions into separate library
- kml: Fix errors that caused some singlevalue plots to not plot
- Sim: Freezeframe [mode 0x02] support
- Logrepair: run PRAGMA integrity_check
- Arch Linux packaging
- Initial add of obd2gpx converter
- kml: Add graph based solely on gps data
- Logger: log course,speed,gpstime from gps
New in OBD GPS Logger 0.11 (Dec 4, 2009)
- Logger: Recognise multi-line serial output, break out line parsing
- Logger: Work on reading error codes
- Logger: Always clean up serial port on early exit
- Sim: bugfixes
- Sim: Move to stdlib read/write instead of stdio
- Sim: Simplify output mechanism
- Sim: Use /dev/ptmx if posix_openpt isn't available
- Sim: Optionally attach a screen session
- Sim: Add "Cycle" generator
- Sim: Add longdesc to generators so they can self-document
- Docs: Add manpage for obdsim-dbus
- Sim: Convert to C++. Make simport abstract class
- Sim: Implement posix, windows simport classes
- Logger: Don't offer to daemonise on windows
- Sim: Support logging all serial comms
- Sim: Allow command-line options for faking AT{Z,@1}
- Logger: Attempt to guess supported PIDs if car reports zero for 0100
- Sim: Add shell of megasquirt code