myro | universal bidirectional microrouter | State Container library
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myro is a universal bidirectional micro-router. It works with pure data and is only concerned with route matching. No assumptions are made on how to handle or dispatch a route match. Implementation of that logic is left to the user.
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QUESTION
There are three files in a project:
HAT_array.h:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-16 at 17:45Why did you mark the definition inline
?
That gives it internal linkage, so no other translation units can "see" it.
It can be useful to put it on definitions when you want to put those definitions in header files, but that's not what you've done here.
Remove inline
.
QUESTION
I use Sentry with Ionic 3 app. I use Sentry Cordova plugin and all are working fine on Sentry dashboard. But one thing is missing. i.e. it doesn't show .ts files. It seems to be a sourcemap issue. Any clues on how to solve this issue?
Note: Do I need to send sourcemap to Sentry? But above doc doesn't tell such a thing. I use Win 10 Pro OS for developments. So can I use their CLI on win platform?
Below are the screenshots with missing ts details and package.json and dependencies:
tsconfig.json
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-12 at 19:24This works for me:
QUESTION
From Peter Grogono's "Programming in PASCAL" Addison Wesley 1980, a statement is defined as:
In this diagram, I don't see how I can call the function as a statement; the only way to call it is to make a new temporary variable, then assign it with the desired function as an expression.
How can I call function without assigning the returning value?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-28 at 07:52After reading Pascal ISO 7185:1990 specs, I see that Pascal doesn't support function-statement
. So the only way to call them is by using temporary variables.
QUESTION
I'm currently getting into ROS and rosbuild and as start I'm working trough this tutorial, but I'm stuck at:
- Adding repositories to the overlay
I did the following things before that point:
rosws init . /opt/ros/kinetic
source setup.zsh
mkdir sandbox
myros rosws set sandbox
Now the basic Overlay is set up, i can access the package roscpp withroscd roscpp
and after that I'm able to return to my new overlay withroscd
- so i add a repositoryrosws set turtlebot --git -u https://github.com/turtlebot/turtlebot
rosws update
My .rosinstall file looks like this at this moment:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-20 at 21:57You are referencing a tutorial on ROS Fuerte, but you seem to use ROS Kinetic. Fuerte was released in 2012, Kinetic in 2016. There are major differences between the two .. one is that rosbuild
is not the build system of choice anymore.
I suggest you forget all about rosbuild
(replaced by catkin
) and rosws
(replaced by wstool
) and start fresh from http://wiki.ros.org/ROS/Tutorials, notably http://wiki.ros.org/ROS/Tutorials/InstallingandConfiguringROSEnvironment (chapter 3) with catkin
selected.
If you really want to be using the latest stuff, consider even ditching the mentioned catkin_make
and take a look at catkin_tools
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