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Matheus Gomes — Sat, 10 Aug 2024 14:39:32 -0000

Hello. I've been trying to write some unit tests for my HLA application using OpenRTI (1516e bindings).

Is it possible to create two different RTI ambassadors (and therefore different federate ambassadors), and have them connect to the same thread mode?

I.e. I'm using the following code

rti_ambassador->connect(..., "thread://");

to create an ambassador. But how do I make the second ambassador connect to the same federation as the first one?

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EKATERINA — Thu, 17 Feb 2022 07:00:21 -0000

Good afternoon. I'm not very good at installing the program, if more stringent provision?

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Mathias Fröhlich — Wed, 26 Mar 2014 06:36:02 -0000

OpenRTI

An open source HLA/RTI implementation.

Supported Platforms

Linux, tested on
- RedHat 5
- RedHat 6
- recent Fedora
Windows XP or newer (_WINVER=0x0502), tested on
- Windows 7 with VS2010
- Windows 7 with VS2012
MacOS X 10.6 or newer, tested on
- 10.7
Solaris 5.10 or newer,
- 5.10 x86_64

People have reported to run OpenRTI on variants of Android and HP-UX.

Language bindngs

c++ (RTI-1.3, rti1516, rti1516e)
python (rti1516)

Installation

It's a usual cmake project.

Execute cmake from within a build directory of your choice, give this
cmake the source directory, generate build files for your native build
environment and compile the set of libraries/tests.

Specifically under a UNIX like environment:

cd <builddir>
cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=<prefix> <srcdir>
make
make install

Or depending on your c++ compile environment, you may need to take
different steps. For details refer to www.cmake.org.

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Mathias Fröhlich — Wed, 26 Mar 2014 06:06:41 -0000

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