Anyone successful with camera in RobotPy?

[krudeboy51]

Originally Posted by taichichuan

OK, the deadbxx is a memory poisoning technique to help diagnose problems. The "Read access not allowed" indicates that there is a bad pointer address being accessed by the FRC_paramtask. Now that the debugger is seemingly working, you can now run the debugger (that is launch the robot code as a "debug" run). Make sure that you select to attach to spawned tasks in the debugger set up so you can debug your complete code. It should break on entry to the main code. Set a breakpoint in your robot initialization code where the camera is instantiated and step through the code to see what parameters are being passed. Also, could you post your camera initialization sequence?

HTH,

Mike

One question, how do you run robot code as a "debug run?"

CAMERA INITIALIZATION:

HSLImage image;     //Creates an image
AxisCamera &camera = AxisCamera::GetInstance();
camera.WriteResolution(AxisCamera::kResolution_320x240);
//camera.WriteCompression(20);
//camera.WriteBrightness(0);

[taichichuan]

Originally Posted by krudeboy51

One question, how do you run robot code as a "debug run?"

CAMERA INITIALIZATION:

HSLImage image;     //Creates an image
AxisCamera &camera = AxisCamera::GetInstance();
camera.WriteResolution(AxisCamera::kResolution_320x240);
//camera.WriteCompression(20);
//camera.WriteBrightness(0);

To run a debug session, you right-click the project and select "Debug as" -> Open Debug Dialog instead of "Run as Kernel task". This brings up a dialog screen that will allow you to launch the application under the debugger. Before you launch, make sure you select the "Debug Options" tab and select "Automatically attach to spawned Kernel Tasks" or you won't be able to debug.

Once launched, you'll be asked to switch to the debug perspective. Say "yes". You should see your code in the main view in the center of the screen and a "Debug" view on the upper right hand of the Workbench. Just below that is a "Breakpoints" view. If you right click a line of code in the editor, it should pop up a dialog where you can toggle a breakpoint. This breakpoint will show up in the right-hand breakpoint view.

The Debug view then has a series of small icons along the top that allow you to single step or continue the code. Once you hit a breakpoint, the variables should then show up on the bottom right view "Variables" tab. step through the code and pay particular attention to variables like pointers getting modified. Variables that get modified should be color-coded red.

HTH,

Mike

[krudeboy51]

Originally Posted by taichichuan

To run a debug session, you right-click the project and select "Debug as" -> Open Debug Dialog instead of "Run as Kernel task". This brings up a dialog screen that will allow you to launch the application under the debugger. Before you launch, make sure you select the "Debug Options" tab and select "Automatically attach to spawned Kernel Tasks" or you won't be able to debug.

Once launched, you'll be asked to switch to the debug perspective. Say "yes". You should see your code in the main view in the center of the screen and a "Debug" view on the upper right hand of the Workbench. Just below that is a "Breakpoints" view. If you right click a line of code in the editor, it should pop up a dialog where you can toggle a breakpoint. This breakpoint will show up in the right-hand breakpoint view.

The Debug view then has a series of small icons along the top that allow you to single step or continue the code. Once you hit a breakpoint, the variables should then show up on the bottom right view "Variables" tab. step through the code and pay particular attention to variables like pointers getting modified. Variables that get modified should be color-coded red.

HTH,

Mike

I'll try that right now but just one question, we are not doing image processing so when connecting the camera through the bridge, is there anything I have to add to the code or driverstation to get a live feed more than changing the IP?

[taichichuan]

Originally Posted by krudeboy51

I'll try that right now but just one question, we are not doing image processing so when connecting the camera through the bridge, is there anything I have to add to the code or driverstation to get a live feed more than changing the IP?

Not that I'm aware of. If you put the camera on the 10.x.y.0 network, you should be able to see the camera output if you connect directly to the camera's IP.

HTH,

Mike

[krudeboy51]

Originally Posted by taichichuan

Not that I'm aware of. If you put the camera on the 10.x.y.0 network, you should be able to see the camera output if you connect directly to the camera's IP.

HTH,

Mike

Yea, Im not getting a live feed that way, I followed the instructions in the manual to set it to 10.xx.yy.zz but no feed

[taichichuan]

Originally Posted by krudeboy51

Yea, Im not getting a live feed that way, I followed the instructions in the manual to set it to 10.xx.yy.zz but no feed

Hmm... Check to make sure that the subnet is set properly (255.0.0.0). You should be able to ping the camera (open a cmd box and do "ping 10.xx.yy.zz"). Also, you should be able to open the camera's web interface via a browser and any device on the same subnet. If you can't ping the camera, then you've got a cable or other connectivity issue.

HTH,

Mike

[krudeboy51]

Originally Posted by taichichuan

To run a debug session, you right-click the project and select "Debug as" -> Open Debug Dialog instead of "Run as Kernel task". This brings up a dialog screen that will allow you to launch the application under the debugger. Before you launch, make sure you select the "Debug Options" tab and select "Automatically attach to spawned Kernel Tasks" or you won't be able to debug.

Once launched, you'll be asked to switch to the debug perspective. Say "yes". You should see your code in the main view in the center of the screen and a "Debug" view on the upper right hand of the Workbench. Just below that is a "Breakpoints" view. If you right click a line of code in the editor, it should pop up a dialog where you can toggle a breakpoint. This breakpoint will show up in the right-hand breakpoint view.

The Debug view then has a series of small icons along the top that allow you to single step or continue the code. Once you hit a breakpoint, the variables should then show up on the bottom right view "Variables" tab. step through the code and pay particular attention to variables like pointers getting modified. Variables that get modified should be color-coded red.

HTH,

Mike

Ok I opened up the debug dialog but there are only three tabs: "main" "source" and "common" there was no debug option tab

[taichichuan]

Originally Posted by krudeboy51

Ok I opened up the debug dialog but there are only three tabs: "main" "source" and "common" there was no debug option tab

Look at my presentation on C++:

http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...ad.php?t=87598

Towards the middle, you'll see the steps for setting up debugging complete with pictures of what you should see.

HTH,

Mike

[krudeboy51]

Originally Posted by taichichuan

Look at my presentation on C++:

http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...ad.php?t=87598

Towards the middle, you'll see the steps for setting up debugging complete with pictures of what you should see.

HTH,

Mike

nevermind, i give up trying to fix this thing, i will try to see if I can get it working through the bridge if not then too bad! we are not using it. Thanks for your help though! but one thing, would the stream profile cause this error or not??