Re: [Orocos-users] [Orocos] Orocos Toolchain 2.6.0 Released !
Peter Soetens <[email protected]>
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On Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 3:43 PM, Paul Chavent <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi > > On 12/11/2012 12:15 PM, Peter Soetens wrote: >> Hi Paul, >> >> On Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 11:09 AM, Paul Chavent <[email protected]> wrote: >>> Hello Peter. >>> >>> Some words about the last release : >>> >>> (1) Thank you for having managed this new release. >>> >>> (2) The downloads of the archives didn't work today : http://people.mech.kuleuven.be/~orocos/pub/stable/toolchain/v2.6.0/orocos-toolchain-2.6.0-src.tar.bz2 returns 404. Is it still possible to access independent archives of rtt and ocl ? >> >> There is an issue with the file server which caused all our new >> uploads to be not available on the webserver. We've reported it and >> hope it will be resolved soon. You can get rtt and ocl as archives >> from github or gitorious. The complete toolchain we could try to >> upload to a different place and see if we can manually move it on the >> webserver... >> > I hope your Fiber channel controller won't cause too many problem to fixup. It's fixed now. All downloads are accessible again. > >>> >>> (3) I'm sorry, but i have submitted a wrong patch for the bug 979. I thought that you have read my comment http://bugs.orocos.org/show_bug.cgi?id=979#c6 , but the master repo still contains the error (a class keyword to replace by a struct). >> >> I did, but then I forgot.. patch is king :-) Fixed on gitorious. > Thank you. > >> >>> >>> (4) The bug 950 have been partially merged. I added some modifications (see http://bugs.orocos.org/show_bug.cgi?id=950#c8). Do you have some reviews on it ? >> >> What really sucks is that the rttlua deployer is called 'deployer' and >> the taskbrowser deployer is called 'Deployer'. Changing either of >> both is going to break a lot of scripts. >> >> Especially since every rttlua script contains a line like 'dp = >> tc:getPeer("deployer")' >> >> What we could do is try to use the alias mechanism such that >> 'deployer' and 'Deployer' resolve to the same TC, *but keep the >> official name as 'deployer' in rttlua*. >> >> For example (note that the DC is created as "deployer"): >> >> diff --git a/lua/LuaComponent.cpp b/lua/LuaComponent.cpp >> index 0a56197..22d03b9 100644 >> --- a/lua/LuaComponent.cpp >> +++ b/lua/LuaComponent.cpp >> @@ -345,6 +345,8 @@ int ORO_main(int argc, char** argv) >> dc = new DeploymentComponent("deployer"); >> >> lua.connectPeers(dc); >> + // Alias for rttscript compatibility. >> + lua.addPeer(dc, "Deployer"); >> >> /* run init file */ >> wordexp(INIT_FILE, &init_exp, 0); >> >> Would this work for you ? Or is it also for the >> CorbaDeploymentComponent + NamingService necessary ? How do you set >> the the name of different CorbaDeploymentComponents ??? > > I don't know if it would work for me... Charles Lesire is far more competent than me with lua stuff. > But i suspect i will need the good name for the naming service. Please find my use case below... > > I used to name my components in the xml deployer config file : > [code] > <struct name="ObcRmax" type="Talc::Avionique::Orocos::ObcRmax"> > <simple name="Server" type="boolean"><value>1</value></simple> > ... > </struct> > [/code] > > I also used to have one "root" node : > [code] > <struct name="Avionique"></struct> > [/code] > Then, I launched the deployer with this root component as argument. > > On the remote control stataion, when I launch my GUI part, i need the name of the server plus the name of a component that will allow the GUI to discover all components running on the target. > [code] > RTT::corba::TaskContextFactory::InitOrb(argc, argv); // connect to the remote target > RTT::corba::TaskContextFactory::Create("Avionique"); // get the "root" component > [/code] Ok, so your deployment component name is not directly visible to outsiders. > > Now, i have simplified this mess, since : > - i can omit the root component (and don't need to manage the naming of each deployment), > - i can launch the deployer without additional arguments that change for each different deployment, > - i can use the "Deployer" as the "root" component by default on the GUI side ... and here it's again visible :-) > > When i launch a lua Deployer, i need to override the default name of the "root component" with "deployer" instead of using the default "Deployer". > Since i need to give the name of the deployer when i launch the gui for a lua deployment, i prefer to go back to my old method that give a name to each deployment. > > That why i suggested this homogenization. Ok. Maybe a better alternative is to also extend rttlua with a --name argument which allows to set the name of the deployment component, identical to what the standard deployer allows... > >> >>> >>> (3) The bug 926 haven't been merged. Do you have suggestions to make the patch acceptable ? >> >> It was. I just assumed it had been merged already, and somehow also >> overlooked the bug report. This is annoying since it adds a virtual >> function to the ChannelElements. Is this patch in use on the rock-rtt >> repository ? > > Why adding a virtual function to ChannelElements is annoying ? Is it about binary compatibility ? Yes. It changes the virtual function table and would cause crashes if not everything is nicely recompiled (in case of binary distribution of components) Peter -- Orocos-Dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.mech.kuleuven.be/mailman/listinfo/orocos-dev