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Hello. I'm writing a program that reads data from a laser. This information is published by stage or a bag file. I know that the second parameter of the function advertise() or subscribe() is the size of the message queue, but how does this value? for example, I have assigned 50 but in other examples value turns to 10 , How does this changes affect the program?
Thanks in advance, azucena
I believe you're talking about the queue size parameter in roscpp. From the roscpp overview:
for publishing
queue_size [required]
This is the size of the outgoing message queue. If you are publishing faster than roscpp can send the messages over the wire, roscpp will start dropping old messages. A value of 0 here means an infinite queue, which can be dangerous.
for subscribing
queue_size
This is the incoming message queue size roscpp will use for your callback. If messages are arriving too fast and you are unable to keep up, roscpp will start throwing away messages. A value of 0 here means an infinite queue, which can be dangerous.
Asked: 2011-03-22 21:24:30 -0600
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