Added classifiers for Controller Area Network (CAN) #166
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Topic :: Software Development :: Embedded Systems :: Controller Area Network (CAN)Topic :: Software Development :: Embedded Systems :: Controller Area Network (CAN) :: J1939Topic :: Software Development :: Embedded Systems :: Controller Area Network (CAN) :: CANopenWhy do you want to add this classifier?
The CAN bus is a communications protocol (OSI layers 1 and 2) for embedded devices used in the automotive, machinery, automation, aviation and other industries and there.
At least a couple of hundred projects can benefit from there classifiers.
The most influential project using CAN is https://pypi.org/project/python-can/.
J1939 and CANopen are higher layer protocols on top of CAN.