Issue template
- Hardware description: Motoman robot and Ubuntu PC
- Version or commit hash: 51942f6
Steps to reproduce the issue
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Start agent
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Start server: (Modified rclc_examples) rclc_examples(server).zip
export RMW_IMPLEMENTATION=rmw_microxrcedds
cd microros_ws
source instal/local_setup.bash
ros2 run rclc_examples example_action_server
- Start client action_tester(client).zip
cd microros_ws
export RMW_IMPLEMENTATION=rmw_fastrtps_cpp
source install/local_setup.bash
ros2 run action_tester fjt_test
Behavior
Any action-goal from the client that is greater than 896 bytes is not received by the server. The deserialization fails in rmw_take_request because the buffer length is 896 bytes.
I don't understand how the rmw_uxrce_find_static_input_buffer_by_owner function works. Where is it getting this memory block from? Why is it limited to 896?
Can I specify a custom memory block when initializing the action server?
Can I enable dynamic allocation using my custom allocator? (I tried DRMW_UXRCE_ALLOW_DYNAMIC_ALLOCATIONS; it didn't help.)
I appreciate any advice you can provide. Right now, my FollowJointTrajectory server is limited to only a handful of trajectory points. (About 10, depending on the specific robot configuration.)
Issue template
Steps to reproduce the issue
Start agent
Start server: (Modified rclc_examples) rclc_examples(server).zip
Behavior
Any action-goal from the client that is greater than 896 bytes is not received by the server. The deserialization fails in rmw_take_request because the buffer length is 896 bytes.
I don't understand how the
rmw_uxrce_find_static_input_buffer_by_ownerfunction works. Where is it getting this memory block from? Why is it limited to 896?Can I specify a custom memory block when initializing the action server?
Can I enable dynamic allocation using my custom allocator? (I tried
DRMW_UXRCE_ALLOW_DYNAMIC_ALLOCATIONS; it didn't help.)I appreciate any advice you can provide. Right now, my FollowJointTrajectory server is limited to only a handful of trajectory points. (About 10, depending on the specific robot configuration.)