) by considering multiple diversity measures, including functional diversity and mean evolutionary age, to help tease apart different ecological and evolutionary hypotheses. We go beyond previous macroecological work on this clade (e.g. Īs a step towards bridging this divide between neo- and palaeo-macroecology, we present a new global analysis of Recent site-level diversity of macroperforate planktonic foraminifera-the group with the best species-level fossil record currently known. Conversely, groups with excellent fossil records are usually marine and are less well-known in modern environments. ) unfortunately these groups often have relatively poor fossil records. Most neo-macroecological studies concentrate on charismatic terrestrial groups with good distribution records, such as birds (e.g. The disconnect between these two approaches has hampered development of an integrated understanding of these macroecological patterns, exacerbated by a discipline-specific focus on different groups. Typically, past and present causes are considered separately: macroecologists usually relate spatial patterns in Recent diversity to current environments, whereas palaeobiologists seek historical causes for spatial and temporal patterns in fossil diversity. Present-day macroecological patterns result from a combination of current environmental and longer-term historical factors acting on clades (e.g. These results suggest the diversity patterns of planktonic foraminifera cannot be explained by any one environmental variable or proposed mechanism, but instead reflect multiple processes acting in concert. The evolutionary mechanism of deep-time stability finds mixed support whilst there is relatively little evidence for an out-of-the-tropics model. There is evidence for functional redundancy in the low-latitude sites. There is limited evidence that seasonal turnover explains diversity patterns. Vertical structure could be linked to increased diversity through the strength of stratification, but not through the depth of the mixed layer. Sea-surface temperature explains the largest portion of diversity in all four diversity measures, but not in the way predicted by the metabolic theory of ecology. Spatial autoregressive models showed that the same broad suite of environmental variables were important in shaping each of the four largely independent diversity measures (rarefied species richness, Simpson’s evenness, functional richness and mean evolutionary age). Environmental variables chosen to capture ocean temperature, structure, productivity and seasonality were used to model a range of diversity measures across the world’s oceans. Within this group, marine surface sediment assemblages are thought to represent an accurate, although centennial to millennial time-averaged, representation of recent diversity patterns. This study tests the set of ecological and evolutionary hypotheses proposed to explain the global variation in present-day coretop diversity in the macroperforate planktonic foraminifera, a clade with an exceptional fossil record. I don't know if this matters either, but in the first 2 function calls (DRV_SST26_Initialize and DRV_SST26_Open) the pins to the Flash chip are not toggling at all.Global diversity patterns are thought to result from a combination of environmental and historical factors.
#OPEN ROADS RV SST26 DRIVER#
SYS_DEBUG_PRINT(SYS_ERROR_INFO, "DRV_SST26_Open(): Driver is not ready.\n") Īny help would be appreciated. * Check if the driver is ready to be opened */ If I go into the DRV_SST26_Open function, it is failing at this point showing that the driver is not ready to open: TotalFlashSize = readBlockSize * nReadBlocks * nReadRegions WriteBlockSize = (sst26FlashGeometry->geometryTable +1)->blockSize NReadRegions = sst26FlashGeometry->numReadRegions ĮraseBlockSize = (sst26FlashGeometry->geometryTable +2)->blockSize NReadBlocks = sst26FlashGeometry->geometryTable->numBlocks ReadBlockSize = sst26FlashGeometry->geometryTable->blockSize Sst26FlashGeometry = DRV_SST26_GeometryGet(handle) Uint32_t nReadBlocks, nReadRegions, totalFlashSize Uint32_t readBlockSize, writeBlockSize, eraseBlockSize SYS_FS_MEDIA_GEOMETRY * sst26FlashGeometry If ((handle = DRV_SST26_Open(DRV_SST26_INDEX_0, DRV_IO_INTENT_EXCLUSIVE)) != DRV_HANDLE_INVALID) For a test, I have this running every loop in my task loop with a breakpoint on the last line to catch the first time the driver successfully opens.
DRV_SST26_Initialize is being called in the Harmony generated code, and I am calling DRV_SST26_Open in my code. This is how I have MHC set up for the SQI: See attached image, it will not let me put it inline. I am trying to use the DRV_SST26 in harmony, and can't seem to get it to open properly.
I can't seem to get DRV_SST26 to open properly.
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