First release of rp6simul, a simulator for the RP6 and m32

[-Rick-]

Ah, ok - now i know how to do it:

1. Copy your sourcecode into the rp6-folder (for example RP6Base_Move_05.c)
2. Rename it to "test.c"
3. In a terminal navigate to this folder and run "cmake CMakeLists.txt"
4. Now run "make all"
5. Open the simulator, File - New Projecet, select name and directory, then at "Plugin" chose the "rp6simul-plugin"-folder -> rp6 -> libplugin.so
6. Thada :-D when you click at the "map"-tab you can draw your map where RP6 drives

Okay, glad you found it out by yourself
The manual (which you can access via the menu or online also provides a nice guide using the GUI of cmake.

Now i have another question:
Is it possible to simulate the rp6 as fast as the pc can calculate? (like time lapse)

( https://www.roboternetz.de/community...Wand-zu-fahren )

greetings
schumi

Actually, everything running outside any timer interrupts already runs at 'full speed'. Only the the timers run at 8 (or 16) MHz to provide realistic timing. If you would like to change the simulated AVR frequency you can take a look at the config.lua file in the src/lua/robot (and src/lua/m32) directories, but I don't expect that high values are really possible due the non-realtime operating systems we use

[Dirk]

Great piece of work!

I added it to the list of the most interesting RP6 projects in RN-Wissen: http://www.rn-wissen.de/index.php/RP6_-_Programmierung

[damaltor]

Ich habe den Thread mal als "wichtig" markiert, was ihn auf der ersten Seite ganz oben hält.

I marked this thread as "important", wich will make it stick to the first line on first page of this forum.

[JayWay]

Many thanks to -Rick-! Great cinema!

It works well under Ubuntu Lucid Lynx and also under Windows XP. Now, the Robby is beside me all the time.

Greetings JayWay

[Filou89]

I installed it on Windows 7 64bit. It was working without any problems.
The manual, as well as -Rick-'s post, were very helpful. I had a little problems while runnig "make all" because my main-files return an "uint16_t" (as it is in the Arexx example Programms) and not only an "int".
After correcting that, i could use my .dll - Plugin.
I'm wondering if it also works with the Remotrol.

Thanks a lot!
Filou

[-Rick-]

Thanks everyone for the positive feedback!

I installed it on Windows 7 64bit. It was working without any problems.
The manual, as well as -Rick-'s post, were very helpful. I had a little problems while runnig "make all" because my main-files return an "uint16_t" (as it is in the Arexx example Programms) and not only an "int".

Hmm I didn't noticed that they do. As the compiler is actually compiling C++, and because this language is more strict, I guess it didn't like the 'non standard' return type.

I'm wondering if it also works with the Remotrol.

I don't have any experience with Remotrol, but if I inderstand correctly, it uses the serial port to communicate with the robot. If this is the case, it is most likely possible. To do so, you first need to install a virtual serial port, on Windows I know that com0com (http://com0com.sourceforge.net/) works. Using this software, you will need to create a pair of virtual ports, and connect one of the two with the simulator (via the settings screen) and the other with Remotrol. You can create a second pair if you also want to link the simulated m32.

[fulltime]

One short question. Is the rp6simul able to simulate the RP6 with the M32-Board?

[JayWay]

Yes, it is.

[damaltor]

Hallo,

ich habe im ersten Post mal einen Hinweis angefügt, dass -Rick- auch ganz gut deutsch versteht und antworten auf deutsch kein Problem sind. So können wir versuchen, diesen interessanten Thread noch ein wenig berühmter zu machen.

i added a few words to the first post from -Rick-, stating that he is able to read German posts and tries his best to help German users, too.

damaltor