MPA to ROS node crash when subscribing to Disparity
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When I run the stock voxl_mpa_to_ros node on the VOXL2 and subscribe to the topic for stereo_disparity, the stereo interface throws the following error
Stereo interface received non-stereo frame, exiting stereo
I checked out the code and noticed that the problem is here in the stereo_interface.cpp at line 111
if(meta.format != IMAGE_FORMAT_STEREO_RAW8){ printf("Stereo interface received non-stereo frame, exiting stereo\n"); interface->StopPublishing(); interface->StopAdvertising(); }I added a printf to see what format is being received using a printf statement and it is an integer with value 0 or IMAGE_FORMAT_RAW8
got format 0So i modified the node to be the following
if(meta.format != IMAGE_FORMAT_STEREO_RAW8){// && meta.format != IMAGE_FORMAT_RAW8){ printf("Stereo interface received non-stereo frame, exiting stereo\n"); printf("got format %d\n", meta.format); interface->StopPublishing(); interface->StopAdvertising(); }The node crashes once more and this time, without any error. When running with GDB i see that it crashes at line 152, which is
memcpy(&(imgR.data[0]), &frame[dataSize], dataSize)Commenting this line allows the node to work, but now i cant access the right stereo images via ROS
I am running system image 1.5.5-M0054-14.1a-perf with voxl-suite: 0.9.5
Seems like there should be a quick fix for this, can someone help me out here ?
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@vivek-rk said in MPA to ROS node crash when subscribing to Disparity:
f(meta.format != IMAGE_FORMAT_STEREO_RAW8){
printf("Stereo interface received non-stereo frame, exiting stereo\n");
interface->StopPublishing();
interface->StopAdvstereo_disparity is a single image, not a stereo image. You should use a regular camera interface for that data type and not a stereo image interface
stereo images are two images side by side in the same block of memory
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When I run the stock voxl_mpa_to_ros node on the VOXL2 and subscribe to the topic for stereo_disparity, the stereo interface throws the following error
Stereo interface received non-stereo frame, exiting stereo
I checked out the code and noticed that the problem is here in the stereo_interface.cpp at line 111
if(meta.format != IMAGE_FORMAT_STEREO_RAW8){ printf("Stereo interface received non-stereo frame, exiting stereo\n"); interface->StopPublishing(); interface->StopAdvertising(); }I added a printf to see what format is being received using a printf statement and it is an integer with value 0 or IMAGE_FORMAT_RAW8
got format 0So i modified the node to be the following
if(meta.format != IMAGE_FORMAT_STEREO_RAW8){// && meta.format != IMAGE_FORMAT_RAW8){ printf("Stereo interface received non-stereo frame, exiting stereo\n"); printf("got format %d\n", meta.format); interface->StopPublishing(); interface->StopAdvertising(); }The node crashes once more and this time, without any error. When running with GDB i see that it crashes at line 152, which is
memcpy(&(imgR.data[0]), &frame[dataSize], dataSize)Commenting this line allows the node to work, but now i cant access the right stereo images via ROS
I am running system image 1.5.5-M0054-14.1a-perf with voxl-suite: 0.9.5
Seems like there should be a quick fix for this, can someone help me out here ?
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@vivek-rk said in MPA to ROS node crash when subscribing to Disparity:
f(meta.format != IMAGE_FORMAT_STEREO_RAW8){
printf("Stereo interface received non-stereo frame, exiting stereo\n");
interface->StopPublishing();
interface->StopAdvstereo_disparity is a single image, not a stereo image. You should use a regular camera interface for that data type and not a stereo image interface
stereo images are two images side by side in the same block of memory
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@vivek-rk said in MPA to ROS node crash when subscribing to Disparity:
f(meta.format != IMAGE_FORMAT_STEREO_RAW8){
printf("Stereo interface received non-stereo frame, exiting stereo\n");
interface->StopPublishing();
interface->StopAdvstereo_disparity is a single image, not a stereo image. You should use a regular camera interface for that data type and not a stereo image interface
stereo images are two images side by side in the same block of memory
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