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 ====== Timing when using ROS ====== ====== Timing when using ROS ======
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 The [[eeros_architecture:control_system:executor|]] uses the system time per default to run its time domains. When using ROS it might be advantageous to use the same time for the executor as ROS is using. This can be accomplished by calling  The [[eeros_architecture:control_system:executor|]] uses the system time per default to run its time domains. When using ROS it might be advantageous to use the same time for the executor as ROS is using. This can be accomplished by calling 
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 When running EEROS together with ROS and Gazebo you can synchronize EEROS with topics it subscribes to. The executor in EEROS will run whenever a new message gets published on such a topic. The use differs slightly for ROS1 and ROS2. When running EEROS together with ROS and Gazebo you can synchronize EEROS with topics it subscribes to. The executor in EEROS will run whenever a new message gets published on such a topic. The use differs slightly for ROS1 and ROS2.
 ==== ROS1 ==== ==== ROS1 ====
-Study the code in [[https://github.com/eeros-project/eeros-framework/blob/master/examples/ros/RosExample.cpp|RosExample.cpp]] to understand how EEROS+Study the code in [[https://github.com/eeros-project/eeros-framework/blob/master/examples/ros/RosExample.cpp|RosExample.cpp]] to understand how the executor can be triggered by incoming messages.
 ==== ROS2 ==== ==== ROS2 ====
 Each subscriber block has a parameter named ''sync''. When set to ''true'' the executor runs whenever a new message is received on this topic.  Each subscriber block has a parameter named ''sync''. When set to ''true'' the executor runs whenever a new message is received on this topic. 
  
getting_started/ros_timing.1677051578.txt.gz · Last modified: 2023/02/22 08:39 by ursgraf