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Package Summary

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Version 0.6.3
License Apache-2.0, MIT
Build type AMENT_CMAKE
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Repository Summary

Checkout URI https://github.com/bosch-engineering/off_highway_sensor_drivers.git
VCS Type git
VCS Version humble-devel
Last Updated 2024-11-04
Dev Status MAINTAINED
CI status No Continuous Integration
Released RELEASED
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Contributing Help Wanted (0)
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Package Description

The off_highway_can package

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Maintainers

  • Robin Petereit

Authors

  • Robin Petereit
  • Marcus Huenerbein

off_highway_can

The off_highway_can package provides a C++ library to

  • receive can_msgs/Frame ROS messages and decode their bytes into custom C++ message structures,
  • encode the bytes of can_msgs/Frame ROS messages from custom C++ message structures and send them.

The list of message structures containing the definition of a CAN message and signals need to be filled by derived classes for CAN node specific functionality. The more generic handling of a cyclic redundancy check and a rolling message counter per message is provided by the library. Have a look directly into the CAN message structure definition for further information.

Classes

Receiver

The off_highway_can::Receiver is an abstract base class and needs to be derived for specific sensor types and behavior. It provides the functionality to process can_msgs/Frame ROS messages and decode configured ones based on provided message definitions. The decoded signal values are forwarded to the derived class for user-defined processing of them.

The processing chain is based completely on message callbacks and thus event-based. The needed processing time per message can be logged as ROS debug message at runtime with the compile time optionCOMPILE_DEBUG_LOG.

Furthermore, the off_highway_can::Receiver provides a watchdog which checks whether any configured message was received in the period of time defined by the parameter timeout and sends a diagnostic error on the /diagnostics topic when a timeout occurs.

Subscribed Topics

Published Topics

Parameters

See receiver_params.yaml.

Sender

The off_highway_can::Sender is an abstract base class and needs to be derived for specific behavior. It provides the functionality to send can_msgs/Frame ROS messages by encoding configured CAN messages as bytes based on provided message definitions. The encoded signal values are published to the to_can_bus topic.

The encoding and publishing chain is just a method call and thus event-based. The needed processing time to encode and publish all configured messages can be logged as ROS debug message at runtime with the compile time optionCOMPILE_DEBUG_LOG.

Furthermore, the off_highway_can::Sender provides a watchdog which checks whether a ROS message was published in a defined by the parameter timeout and sends a diagnostic error on the /diagnostics topic when a timeout occurs.

Published Topics

Parameters

See sender_params.yaml.

Free and Open Source Software (FOSS)

This library uses the libcan-encode-decode library for encoding and decoding raw bytes into / from floating values. See the FOSS documentation for further information.

CHANGELOG

Changelog for package off_highway_can

0.6.3 (2024-07-09)

0.6.2 (2024-06-13)

0.6.1 (2024-06-04)

  • Fix missing dependency that was find_packaged (#7)
    • Fix missing dependency that was find_packaged

    * Use ament_lint_common ---------

  • Contributors: Tim Clephas

0.6.0 (2024-05-14)

0.5.1 (2024-03-27)

  • Align Clang FP contraction to GCC for passing tests
  • Add virtual destructor for base class
  • Contributors: Robin Petereit

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