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You could try removing the offending message definition from the dbc or alter it in a way that makes it a legal non fd message. |
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alternatively, you can try if the |
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There does not appear to be any parsing for My solution is an inelegant one but it allows me to continue my real work 😉 |
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I have recently encountered DBC files that have signals which extend beyond 8-bytes.
The offending message is actually a CAN FD message which is received through a gateway.
I have been told that the message, if seen on the local bus, will never be more than 8-bytes.
My problem is that
cantoolscomplains with an error message and will not proceed any further when dumping or listing the DBC file.Is there a way that I can have
cantoolsfilter out and ignore messages with issues during processing?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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