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2019/03/17

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Bertl_oO
off to bed now ... have a good one everyone!
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Alan_
Hi,I am Alan P john 3rd year information technology undergraduate intrested in gsoc29
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Alan_
Gsoc19
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Alan_
I am interested in T734 , I was looking into hist.c but didn't find any documentation of code.
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Alan_
And readme is also very short .
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Alan_
What are those hexa values and why to memory map twise ?
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Alan_
"twice"
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se6astian|away
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Alan_
, those variable used inside also seems hard to understand , Am I missing something ?
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Alan_
If yes please direct me to source .
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Alan_
Too much of bit manipulation is taking place , o.0
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Alan_
I will be checking irc logs ,
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vup2
Alan_: unfortunately i don't think there is a lot of documentation beyond the code itself
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vup2
alot of the code also only deals with talking to the fpga and getting a image
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vup2
the part calculating the histogram is at very end of hist.c starting at line 292
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vup2
there are two regions that need to be memory mapped, first the region for the various parameters that control the image acquisition (the *base one)
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vup2
and one memory mapped region for the buffer where the image itself will be located
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Alan_
@vup okay understood that .
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Alan_
What all things should i read about fpga to understand that part of code ,I read we use zynq 7000
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vup2
for the exact explanation of the various things that deal with the image acquisition i think its best to talk to Bertl_zZ when he wakes up
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vup2
Alan_: do you plan on implementing the histogram / vectorscope / waveform on the fpga?
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vup2
otherwise the details of the fpga itself are probably not that interesting
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Alan_
Yes , I am planing to add those features in beta firmware .
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Alan_
Probably to understand the code of hist.c it will be require
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Alan_
What specific things should i read about fpga to understand the code.
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Alan_
As i was trying to read zynq , it is a huge topic itself
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vup2
well the hdl sources for the fpga can be found here https://github.com/apertus-open-source-cinema/axiom-beta-firmware/tree/master/peripherals/soc_main
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vup2
but it is probably better to wait for Bertl_zZ and let him explain the specific parts that are relevant for this task
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Alan_
I would be implementing it in beta firmware using C , I also don't have much experience with HDL
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vup2
the most important thing about the zynq itself is probably that it is a combination of a fpga and a arm core, which share access to the system memory
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Alan_
Yes I understood that .
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Alan_
One last thing first mmap is for parameter which control acquisition where to read about these ?
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vup2
i don't think there these are documented in a concise way yet, you will probably need to ask Bertl_zZ for that
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Alan_
Okay vup2 thank you very much for help and I will be waiting for bertl to come .
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Alan_
Will be reading logs
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apurvanandan[m]
Hi, I have completed the Serial to parallel converter T871, pleas see into it and suggest correction if any, so that I can start documenting the code. How can I submit it?
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Dev_
Hey apurvanandan[m] :) , we have to submit the challenge along with proposal , although contact respective mentor to get your code checked !
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Bertl
morning folks!
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siddhantsahu
Morning :Bertl
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siddhantsahu
Regarding the C++ challenge, Debayering will work better if we use debayering algorithms on 12 bits per pixel RAW file compared to 8 bits per pixel? Or will it be same?
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Bertl
Alan_: ignoring the sensor setup and trigger, there is a memory region on the AXIOM Beta where the sensor data is transferred into buffers
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Bertl
Alan_: the DDR memory is shared between FPGA and CPU (ARM cores) so the focus should be on processing this buffer data in an efficient way to reduce overall bandwidth consumption
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Bertl
siddhantsahu: debayering is always 'guesswork' so with a smart algorithm you might get better results on 8bit than with a dumb algorithm on 12bit given that your output image is 8bit anyway
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Bertl
apurvanandan[m]: best to double check your code (formatting, indentation, spaces, comments) and upload it somewhere (github, etc) then simply send me the link via IRC or e-mail to provide some feedback
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RexOrCine
Cheers Herbs.
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RexOrCine
The Herb.
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RexOrCine
Herbal Brownie.
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intrac
se6astian|away: Desaturation with PLR is a byproduct of the flattened response curve - same as when shooting log. But in both cases, when the image is graded to restore contrast, the saturation will come back.
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intrac
my desaturation test is separate from that
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siddhantsahu
BAndiT1983: Good Morning!
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siddhantsahu
Will this https://3dlutcreator.com/index.html feature of creating LUTs great of OpenCine users?
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siddhantsahu
Users can create their own LUTs (2D and 3D) and apply it to AXIOM beta footage
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BAndiT1983
hi siddhantsahu
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BAndiT1983
LUt was one of planned features, but there was no implementation done yet
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Alan_
Hello , bertl which DDR(1,2or3) are we using in Arm? , I tried to search it on wiki but didn't find .
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Alan_
And what is center sample area ?
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Alan_
Why exactly we using decimetor factor , sdec and adec ?
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zaid
hello who is apinky
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zaid
fuck off gsoc
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Alan_
Will be seeing logs .
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Bertl
Alan_: the AXIOM Beta uses a MicroZed with a Zynq 7020 (which I also linked in the task description)
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Bertl
the microzed uses Micron MT41K256M16HA-125:EDDR3 creating a 256M x 32-bit interface at up to 1066 MT/s
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