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== Members ==
= Members =
This group is claimed by:  
This group is claimed by:  


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Yuri Steinbuch (0752627)
Yuri Steinbuch (0752627)


== Planning ==  
= Planning =  


'''Week 1 (28/4 - 4/5)'''
'''Week 1 (28/4 - 4/5)'''
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* get known with C++
* get known with C++
* get known with ROS
* get known with ROS
'''Comment on Gazebo Tutorial'''
When initializing Gazebo, one should run the ''gzserver'' comment, however, this can result in a malfunctioning program, i.e. you will get the following message: Segmentation fault (core dumpt). The solution for this is to run Gazebo in debugging mode (gdb):
# Open a terminal ''(ctrl-alt-t)''
# Run:<pre>gdb /usr/bin/gzserver</pre>when (gbd) is shown, type ''run'' and <enter>
# Open another terminal ''(ctrl-alt-t)''
# Run:<pre>gdb /usr/bin/gzclient</pre>when (gbd) is shown, type ''run'' and <enter>

Revision as of 14:41, 2 May 2014

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Members

This group is claimed by:

Martijn Goorden (0739273)

Tim Hazelaar (074709)

Stefan Heijmans (0738205)

Laurens Martens (0749215)

Robin de Rozario (0746242)

Yuri Steinbuch (0752627)

Planning

Week 1 (28/4 - 4/5)

Finish the tutorials, including

  • installing Ubuntu,
  • installing ROS
  • installing SVN
  • get known with C++
  • get known with ROS

Comment on Gazebo Tutorial

When initializing Gazebo, one should run the gzserver comment, however, this can result in a malfunctioning program, i.e. you will get the following message: Segmentation fault (core dumpt). The solution for this is to run Gazebo in debugging mode (gdb):

  1. Open a terminal (ctrl-alt-t)
  2. Run:
    gdb /usr/bin/gzserver
    when (gbd) is shown, type run and <enter>
  3. Open another terminal (ctrl-alt-t)
  4. Run:
    gdb /usr/bin/gzclient
    when (gbd) is shown, type run and <enter>