Thanks again
Interestingly when I tried it today again, I didn't get the error anymore.
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- Fri 5. Jan 2018, 17:53
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: Signal Driven SocketCAN
- Replies: 17
- Views: 16878
- Thu 4. Jan 2018, 17:31
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: Signal Driven SocketCAN
- Replies: 17
- Views: 16878
Re: Signal Driven SocketCAN
Hi
Today I just modified the candump file in a way that it shows as well the negative time difference. the changes are here.
https://github.com/yosoufe/can-utils/commit/51e542621da1128ebdf219b78c609b83c03df007
In two or three minutes of execution of
./candump can0 -td -c
-td would print the ...
Today I just modified the candump file in a way that it shows as well the negative time difference. the changes are here.
https://github.com/yosoufe/can-utils/commit/51e542621da1128ebdf219b78c609b83c03df007
In two or three minutes of execution of
./candump can0 -td -c
-td would print the ...
- Thu 21. Dec 2017, 12:02
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: Signal Driven SocketCAN
- Replies: 17
- Views: 16878
Re: Signal Driven SocketCAN
Hi,
First, please tell us what kind of PEAK-System equipment you're using, in which environment ($ uname -a), and which driver your application is accessing (one of the mainline peak_* drivers or the pcan driver built in netdev mode, and which version) ?
Hi
I am using PCAN-USB now for prototyping ...
First, please tell us what kind of PEAK-System equipment you're using, in which environment ($ uname -a), and which driver your application is accessing (one of the mainline peak_* drivers or the pcan driver built in netdev mode, and which version) ?
Hi
I am using PCAN-USB now for prototyping ...
- Thu 21. Dec 2017, 09:53
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: Signal Driven SocketCAN
- Replies: 17
- Views: 16878
Signal Driven SocketCAN
Hi
I am trying to establish a signal-driven SocketCAN in Linux with C++ as a ROS node. I am facing some issues. First of all I do not have the SIGIO signal for every message. Therefore at the reception of SIGIO I am reading from the socket until there is no message left. This is somehow solvable ...
I am trying to establish a signal-driven SocketCAN in Linux with C++ as a ROS node. I am facing some issues. First of all I do not have the SIGIO signal for every message. Therefore at the reception of SIGIO I am reading from the socket until there is no message left. This is somehow solvable ...