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I am forced to integrate a .NET assembly in a ROS node (kinetic). I have tested the .NET assembly with mono and it works just fine.
What are my chances of creating a succesful ROS node purely in C#? For example, I would need to subscribe to a topic for receiving image data. Or would you recommend to wrap the .NET assembly in c++ and use c++ for ROS integration?
I have never done any of the two...
I have decided to wrap the dot net assembly in c++. After a look at how to embed mono in a c++ application it does not look that difficult. I expect the .NET dll to be quite static and the interface to be quite limited. So there is no need to involve C# in accessing the ROS API, for example worry about how ROS messages are parsed and generated.
Asked: 2017-06-29 11:29:51 -0600
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Last updated: Jun 30 '17
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