AW: [certi-dev] Running Portico example under CERTI

[Roth, Christoph]

> What CERTI versions do you have installed on your machine? Which version?

I use certi 3.3.3.

> Did you use the prebuild CERTI binaries (rtia, rtig, libRTI), or do you
> build CERTI on your own?

I built certi on my own on a ubuntu linux machine: kernel 2.2.24-28, gcc 4.2.4. 
I think there are some files missing in the archive you sent me (especially the 
CMakeLists.txt) :)

I also set the RTI_EXCEPTION=X now and changed the deleteObjectInstance 
function. I get the following (for the federate that is initiated secondly), so 
the reason is obviously before the deleteObjectInstance call:

HLALOG - 1278078405.295837 - Federate - RTItypes.cc> RTI::Exception 
[FederationExecutionAlreadyExists,0x0] - reason=
HLALOG - 1278078405.296061 - Federate - RTItypes.cc> RTI::Exception 
[FederationExecutionAlreadyExists,0x0] - reason=
RTIA:: RTIA has thrown RTIinternalError exception.
RTIA:: Reason: Unknown Message type received from RTIG.
UN Socket(EmettreUN) : : Broken pipe
HLALOG - 1278078405.316942 - Federate - RTItypes.cc> RTI::Exception 
[RTIinternalError,0x0] - reason=NetworkError in tick() while sending 
TICK_REQUEST: Error while sending UN message.
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'RTI::RTIinternalError'
RTI_EXCEPTION variable read, content = X
Didn't create federation, it already existed
Joined Federation as exampleFederate2
Handles initialized 


RTIA: Statistics (processed messages)
List of federate initiated services 
--------------------------------------------------
       1 Message::JOIN_FEDERATION_EXECUTION (MSG#4)
       1 Message::REGISTER_FEDERATION_SYNCHRONIZATION_POINT (MSG#6)
       1 Message::GET_OBJECT_CLASS_HANDLE (MSG#112)
       3 Message::GET_ATTRIBUTE_HANDLE (MSG#114)
       1 Message::GET_INTERACTION_CLASS_HANDLE (MSG#116)
       2 Message::GET_PARAMETER_HANDLE (MSG#118)

List of RTI initiated services 
--------------------------------------------------
       1 NetworkMessage::ANNOUNCE_SYNCHRONIZATION_POINT (MSG#13)
      47 NetworkMessage::GET_FED_FILE (MSG#84)

 Number of Federate messages : 9
 Number of RTIG messages : 48
*** W ** Removing temporary file _RTIA_8044_testfom.fed on RTIA stop.
RTIA: Federate destroyed
 TCP Socket  3 : total =      3706 Bytes sent 
 TCP Socket  3 : total =      5442 Bytes received
 UDP Socket  5 : total =         0 Bytes sent 
 UDP Socket  5 : total =         0 Bytes received
 
> The example seems to run just fine.
Did you also try it using two federates? For only one federate it also works on 
my machine. Do you think I should try 3.4?

Thanks!

Christoph



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Von: address@hidden im Auftrag von Eric Noulard
Gesendet: Fr 02.07.2010 15:14
An: CERTI development discussions
Betreff: Re: [certi-dev] Running Portico example under CERTI
 
2010/7/2 Gotthard, Petr <address@hidden>:
> Hmmmm. Let me ask you few questions. ;-)
>
> What CERTI versions do you have installed on your machine? Which version?

As noted by Petr,
this should be specified almost every time when reporting a problem.

> Did you use the prebuild CERTI binaries (rtia, rtig, libRTI), or do you
> build CERTI on your own?
>
>
> Could you please send us the log files from the RTIG and the federate?

I can answer that one:

"HLALOG - 1278075976.802115 LibRTI::exampleFederate -
/DATA/ERIC/workspace/certi/libRTI/RTItypes.cc> RTI::Exception
[RTIinternalError,0x0] - reason=Calling deleteObjectInstance with Tag
NULL"

I did run the provided example with CERTI 3.40cvs (latest from CVS) on
a Linux 32 bits box.
The message is only displayed if we asked CERTI to display extensive
information about exception
by setting the environment variable RTI_EXCEPTION to "X"

with a bourne shell:
export RTI_EXCEPTION=X

Now if I replace the

rtiamb->deleteObjectInstance( objectHandle, NULL);

with

rtiamb->deleteObjectInstance( objectHandle, "unused" );

The example seems to run just fine.
You'll find attach the modified example with an extra CMakeLists.txt which may
be used to compile it.

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