[Playerstage-developers] player/stage broadcastproxy (fwd)

[brian gerkey <bgerkey@po...>]

any ideas, guys?

        brian.

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> Brian,
> 
> I'm working with Prof. Bill Smart at Washington University in St.
> Louis.  Our distributed robotics group has found player/stage to be very
> useful in developing and testing navigation code.  I'm having trouble
> using the broadcastproxy, though.  Everytime I add a broadcast_device to
> a .world, stage complains about an unknown device (sometimes calling it
> device `11' or `11z').  The goal is simply to be able to pass arbitrary
> messages between the robots without opening a separate socket connection
> outside of stage.
> 
> We are using release 1.1 of your code.  Would we have better luck
> pressing to the bleeding edge?  I've just noticed a 1.2-alpha on your
> sourceforge site.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> -- 
> Nik Melchior
> Washington University
> nam1@...
> 

[Playerstage-developers] player/stage broadcastproxy (fwd)

[brian gerkey <bgerkey@po...>]

any ideas, guys?

        brian.

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> Subject: player/stage broadcastproxy
> From: "Nik A. Melchior" <nam1@...>
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> Brian,
> 
> I'm working with Prof. Bill Smart at Washington University in St.
> Louis.  Our distributed robotics group has found player/stage to be very
> useful in developing and testing navigation code.  I'm having trouble
> using the broadcastproxy, though.  Everytime I add a broadcast_device to
> a .world, stage complains about an unknown device (sometimes calling it
> device `11' or `11z').  The goal is simply to be able to pass arbitrary
> messages between the robots without opening a separate socket connection
> outside of stage.
> 
> We are using release 1.1 of your code.  Would we have better luck
> pressing to the bleeding edge?  I've just noticed a 1.2-alpha on your
> sourceforge site.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> -- 
> Nik Melchior
> Washington University
> nam1@...
>