True Zero Copy Communication Middleware for Undefined ROS 2 Message Types.
prototype: https://github.com/sykwer/agnocast
Setup.
bash scripts/setup
Build.
bash scripts/build_all
Check if there is a libagnocast_heaphook.so
in /usr/lib
.
$ ls /usr/lib | grep libagnocast_heaphook
libagnocast_heaphook.so
Insert kernel module.
cd agnocast_kmod
sudo insmod agnocast.ko
sudo lsmod
Run sample app (different window for each script). The order does not matter.
bash scripts/run_listener
bash scripts/run_talker
Stop applications and unload kernel module.
sudo rmmod agnocast
Check the kernel log.
sudo dmesg -w
Check which process uses Agnocast and what kind of publishers/subscriptions it has.
sudo cat /sys/module/agnocast/status/process_list
Check which topic is passed through Agnocast and its publisher/subscription processes.
sudo cat /sys/module/agnocast/status/topic_list
Check the detail of a specific topic /my_topic
.
echo "/my_topic" | sudo tee /sys/module/agnocast/status/topic_info
sudo cat /sys/module/agnocast/status/topic_info
To use dynamic_debug for dynamically outputting debug logs, please run the following command as super user:
sudo su
echo 'file agnocast_main.c +p' > /sys/kernel/debug/dynamic_debug/control
Check if dynamic_debug is enabled by running the following command. If the right side of the =
is p
, it is enabled. (If it's _
, it is disabled.)
sudo cat /sys/kernel/debug/dynamic_debug/control | grep "agnocast_main.c"
/.../agnocast/agnocast_kmod/agnocast_main.c:810 [agnocast]release_msgs_to_meet_depth =p "Release oldest message in the publisher_queue (publisher_pid=%d) of the topic (topic_name=%s) with qos_depth %d. (release_msgs_to_meet_depth)\012"
/.../agnocast/agnocast_kmod/agnocast_main.c:367 [agnocast]insert_message_entry =p "Insert an entry (topic_name=%s publisher_pid=%d msg_virtual_address=%lld timestamp=%lld). (insert_message_entry)"
To use dynamic_debug, the Linux kernel configuration must have CONFIG_DYNAMIC_DEBUG set to y
.
If CONFIG_DYNAMIC_DEBUG is not enabled in your environment, perform a debug build with:
make CFLAGS_agnocast.o="-DDEBUG"
Refer to the Linux kernel documentation on kbuild for more information about compilation flags.
You can build, test and generate the coverage report by following:
bash scripts/test_and_create_report
A custom kernel with the following CONFIG enabled is required to run KUnit Test and obtain the coverage report (sample custom kernel is placed here).
CONFIG_KUNIT=y
CONFIG_GCOV_KERNEL=y
If booting with the custom kernel, the following script can be used to run unit tests on kernel modules and generate coverage reports.
bash script/run_kunit
You can also use pre-commit.
The following command allows clang-format
, markdownlint
, and KUNIT Test to be run before each commit.
bash scripts/setup
If you want to disable pre-commit, please execute pre-commit uninstall
.
- shared memory
- message queue
- Autoware integration
- Memory format in heaphook
- Clang-tidy Suppressions
- How to set environment variables
- ros2 command extension
Although Agnocast includes cleanup procedures for resources like shared memory and message queues, these resources may sometimes remain in the system. If you notice that available system memory decreases every time you run an Agnocast-enabled application, you'll need to follow these steps to remove the leftover resources.
rm /dev/shm/agnocast@*
rm /dev/mqueue/agnocast@*