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Add methods for computing frame differences #93
Add methods for computing frame differences #93
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std::vector<double> & x_a_vec, std::vector<double> & x_b_vec, double dt, | ||
std::vector<double> & delta_x_vec); |
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Why not imbibe the size constraints?
std::vector<double> & x_a_vec, std::vector<double> & x_b_vec, double dt, | |
std::vector<double> & delta_x_vec); | |
std::array<double, 7> & x_a_vec, std::array<double, 7> & x_b_vec, double dt, | |
std::array<double, 6> & delta_x_vec); |
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I used std::vector<double>
to maintain consistency with the convert_joint_deltas_to_cartesian_deltas
method, where std::vector<double>
is used for the delta_x
parameter.
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in principle LGTM.
But afaik this is really breaking ABI in the controllers due to the new virtual method.
Do you need this in Jazzy? We can break Rolling, but want to avoid that on Jazzy.
We can either add version macros (with rclcpp/version.h for example) to add this only on rolling or create a new branch for jazzy.
@christophfroehlich I'm currently using such feature in Humble, into a custom controller. What do you mean with breaking ABI in the controllers? |
Ok we can't backport this to humble. But you always can compile the rolling development version of the ros2_control stack from source on humble distro. Disclaimer: I'm not an expert here but from what I learned: |
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I changed my mind regarding ABI break, as @saikishor already said
I'm not sure about the kinematics interface, because it is plugin based and break in ABI is not a problem mostly, as it is used along with smart pointers. For instance: https://github.com/ros-controls/ros2_controllers/blob/master/admittance_controller%2Finclude%2Fadmittance_controller%2Fadmittance_rule.hpp#L191-L193
I am not allowed to push to your branch, could you please merge the master branch and hopefully the failing clang job is fixed then.
…rface into feature/calculate_frame_difference
I merged the master branch on behalf of my colleague @francesco-donofrio, and now the PR for unisa-acg:feature/calculate_frame_difference is up to date with ros-controls:master. |
A Quick CI run and we'll know more. Thank you for following up @my-rice |
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Thanks.
We see the failing RHEL job also on the master branch, this is not related to this PR.
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Created a branch for Jazzy. This goes into Rolling and Kilted (soon!)
This PR introduces a method to compute frame differences, along with a corresponding KDL implementation.