StreamingMotionBufferManagement.cpp

#if !defined(__INTIME__)
 
#include "rsi.h"                // Import our RapidCode Library. 
 
#include <process.h>
 
using namespace RSI::RapidCode;                     // Import the RapidCode namespace
const int AXIS_COUNT = 2;
const int DESIRED_POINTS = 50;  // We'd like to keep a buffer of 50 points.
const int SYNC_PERIOD = 10;     // Every 10 samples.
 
int32_t lastSample = 0;
 
#pragma region Fixed Size Implementation
//Some applications might like to send block of say 10 points.
//This means they might end up with anywhere from DESIRED_POINTS to DESIRED_POINTS + (POINT_BLOCK_COUNT - 1) in points at the time of Motion Call.
//We want to adjust desired points and keep track of the extra for future calculations. 
//You don't need to do it this way unless you've a reason to.
//If you are using fixed size blocks, you might just want to just use MotionIdGet() and ExecutingMotionIdGet() to determine the number of blocks to send.
const int POINT_BLOCK_COUNT = 10;
int32_t extraPointsSentToEvenOutBlock = 0;

int32_t AdjustPointsNeededToBlockCount(int32_t initialCount)
{
    int32_t calculatedCount = 0;
    int32_t adjustedInitialCount = initialCount - extraPointsSentToEvenOutBlock;
 
    while ((adjustedInitialCount > 0) && (adjustedInitialCount > calculatedCount))
    {
        calculatedCount += POINT_BLOCK_COUNT;
    }
 
    //Adjust ExtraPointsSent so it can be used in future cycles.
    extraPointsSentToEvenOutBlock += calculatedCount - initialCount;
 
    return calculatedCount;
}
#pragma endregion
 
volatile int _continueMonitoring = true;
// In this example the expected passed Object is a Controller Object.

void monitoringThread(void* tmp)
{
    MotionController* controller = (MotionController*)tmp;
 
    //Configure Sync Interrupts here.
    controller->SyncInterruptPeriodSet(SYNC_PERIOD);
    controller->SyncInterruptEnableSet(true);
 
    while (_continueMonitoring)
    {
        //SyncInterruptWait will wait until the next Interrupt generated by the controller.  
        //This is the best way to periodically trigger your application while getting useful information about jitter.
        int32_t sampleRecieved = controller->SyncInterruptWait();
        int32_t pointsNeeded = sampleRecieved - lastSample;
 
        //Some applications may want to see specific block counts.  You likely don't need to do this.  See region (Fixed Size Implementation) Notes above.
        pointsNeeded = AdjustPointsNeededToBlockCount(pointsNeeded);
 
        //Note this application doesn't do the following as it is intended to help organization rather than preform motion.  Please see other examples for that.
        //Generate pointsNeeded Points.
        //Potentially Command Move with generated Points -or- signal thread to do so -or- any number of things.
 
        //Save sample for next calculation.
        lastSample = sampleRecieved;
 
        //One possible point lookup method might be to keep a rotating buffer of points which you use SampleRate Modulus BufferSize for setting/lookup.
        //SampleRateGet() Modulus BufferSize would be your key for current point.
    }
}
 
// Print out any errors on the associated Object.
void checkErrors(RapidCodeObject *object)
{
    while (object->ErrorLogCountGet() > 0)
    {
        printf("Error Found: %s\n", object->ErrorLogGet()->text);
    }
}

void streamingMotionBufferManagementMain()
{
    // Initialize MotionController.  An example path to RapidCode diretory provided.
    // NOTE: Use CreateFromBoard(#) and skip NetworkStart() for SynqNet.
    MotionController *controller = MotionController::CreateFromSoftware(/*rmpPath*/);;// .XX\\");
    checkErrors(controller);
 
    try
    {
 
 
        // Initialize the Network.
        controller->NetworkStart();
        checkErrors(controller);
 
        //Create Monitoring Thread.
        _beginthread(monitoringThread, 0, controller);
 
        //Wait for some exit condition
        bool exitCondition = false;
        while (!exitCondition)
        {
            //In theory, you application will be doing a lot in here.  Note this application has no way to trigger exitCondition and will run forever.
        }
    }
    catch (RsiError const& err)
    {
        printf("\n%s\n", err.text);
    }
    controller->Delete();                                   // Delete the controller as the program exits to ensure memory is deallocated in the correct order.
 
    //Exit Gracefully
    _continueMonitoring = false;
    //Wait an appropriate time to get from the top of the Monitoring Loop to the bottom of it.
}
#endif