TODO

obdgpslogger:

High CPU Usage?

Multiple ECU support
 - New table "ECUs", containing ID,VIN,ECUID,ECU Desc [090A]. Possibly others?

Optimisations:
 - Change --enable-optimisations to take a version number or allow
     granular control?
 - ATCRA/ATCM & ATCF to make sure only engine ecu is replying

Daemon stuff
 - Add pidfile
 - Option to just not log stuff at all


obdlogrepair:

Catenate and split logfiles


obdsim:

gui_fltk plugin maybe dynamically generate widgets, let user specify PIDs

Move loop waiting time into simports - select for a timeslice on the
  actual port, rather than usleep then select for zero time on the port.


obdtripcompare:

Don't add petrol mass for parts of trips we don't have gps for [start and end]


obd2kml:

Add more graphs? What's useful?

Fix progress reporting while drawing individual graphs

Add timestamps to graphs, so google earth can animate appropraitely.


obdgui:

Real-time graphs as well as the current gauges.

Move GPSD Wizard and Convert Wizard into separate Tabs?

Better shortcuts. Alt-F4/Apple-Q/Ctrl-Q should quit. Probably not escape.


obd2osm:

OpenStreetMap possibilities:

1) Doing stuff the "right" [ish] way
Download multiple .osm segments to encompass the whole area of a trip
 http://www.openstreetmap.org/api/0.5/map?bbox=-0.5,51.3,-0.4,51.4
 bbox params are WEST, SOUTH, EAST, NORTH

Export trip data as a .osm file if can figure out how to render an
overlay using it. Just marking stuff as "road" won't work.

This bit may not be necessary if osmarender lets you have different
rules with different files:
Use Osmosis to combine .osm segments and trip .osm file into single .osm file
 http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Osmosis
 osmosis --rx file2.osm --rx file1.osm --m --wx merged.osm

Use osmarender to render .osm file to useful output
 http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Osmarender

2) Still working off raw OSM data
Same as #1, but use osmarender to create tiles then draw overlay ourselves
using, eg, imagemagick or libsvg or something.

3) Piggyback someone else for all the hard stuff
Download rendered tiles from openstreetmap directly, overlay our trace
on top of it, using general purpose image editing libraries

Might be a bad idea, since you're mostly borrowing bandwidth from
OSM. On the plus side, it'd be easy.

4) Webby interface: http://openlayers.org/
Perhaps create a web interface flavor output? Should be possible to dump
a simple HTML file that has the data from the logfile, and hotlink to
the javascript data source?