Many thanks - Stu Reeks
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Dear All, I'm an enthusiastic amateur implementing a robotic project
which will collect a relatively fast asynchronous stream of sensor data
(gps, imagery, gyroscopic etc). I would like to capture this data for
post processing in an hdf5 file (which I'm totally new to). I understand
that variable length packet tables aren't there to help. While, as a
newbie, the documentation gives me the nuts and bolts about how to use
the APIs, I've got no feel for how people are actually using them in
practice. There's some Boeing information which seems to assume that
variable length packet tables were going to be implemented. My first
thought would be to open a series of fixed length packet tables; one for
each of my sensors - applying a common timestamp to each one. I'd
appreciate your thoughts on whether this is reasonable* / ludicrous* /
laughable* / answer depends on a huge number of factors I've probably
never heard of* (*delete as applicable)?
- [Hdf-forum] Noob request for Packet Table guidance Stuart Reeks
- Re: [Hdf-forum] Noob request for Packet Table gu... Mitchell, Scott - IS
