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Safe and Sound Wearables- Hearing Guard System #15: Final Post - Incomplete

jomoenginer

Well, the deadline to submit is here and I suppose I need to get something posted.  

 

I've been stuck in CCS Hell and got stuck trying to tie together my Menu implementation that was written in GNU C++ with the other projects such the BLE and Wi-Fi MQTT project but have had no success.  I've spent many a sleepless night trying to resolve compiler errors as well resolve the differences in function and variable naming that is used between different versions of TI-RTOS as well as the SimpleLink SDKs but just ran out of time.  I had to grossly simplify my project just to get something to work, although not with the functionality I was hoping for.  I had to make a decision last week to step back from my initial design and just go with a more similar approach but I just ran out of time to get the things I wanted to work.  The MQTT and the Java Script code is relatively the same as I had previously posted, so no use in posted that again. 

As far as creating cases for the devices, I bought a 3-d printer but got caught up in the Compiler issues and haven't even unboxed it yet. 

 

So to just get some up by the deadline, this is what I have.  I'm not sure why the ADC values keep popping up, but I guess I need to learn more about how BIOS is keeping track of Tasks and semaphores.

 

Here is my sad result of months of work.

 

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  • You ran smack into my biggest fear: "issues with software I didn't write". You end up spending all your time trying to figure out what they did or didn't do and don't have any time left to do what you wanted to do. It is especially risky with new products and new applications where there aren't a lot of others to learn from. It is good to see you sticking with it all the way to the end. It says a lot about your character.

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  • You ran smack into my biggest fear: "issues with software I didn't write". You end up spending all your time trying to figure out what they did or didn't do and don't have any time left to do what you wanted to do. It is especially risky with new products and new applications where there aren't a lot of others to learn from. It is good to see you sticking with it all the way to the end. It says a lot about your character.

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