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>it just writes to some memory mapped I/O registers Yes but the heater is a mechanical device that behaves unexpectedly. I mean, should the "fault-tolerance" l
by ducktective 4y ago
>it just writes to some memory mapped I/O registers
Yes but the heater is a mechanical device that behaves unexpectedly. I mean, should the "fault-tolerance" logic be handled in the copilot DSL itself?
- LoganDark 4y agoChecking if the heater is working is a different task than telling the heater what to do. You can't fail to tell the heater what to do. However, it's your job as the programmer to make sure the heater is doing what it's supposed to.