Fix one joint trajectory controller case of std::runtime_error Duration is out of dual 32-bit range#577
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Duration is out of dual 32-bit range that came from initializing a ros::Duration with an uninitialized double
This was referenced Oct 28, 2021
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I am also experiencing this problem on my Ubuntu 20.04 installation running a 5.13.0-35-generic kernel. The problem does not happen every time but comes on a random basis. I installed the Debian package's joint-trajectory controller (version 0.19.0-1focal.20220221.105035 amd64). |
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I was able to pin down the exception to a ros::Duration with an uninitialized double- possibly random bits will sometimes produce a usable value, but on my system the exception was very frequent.
Probably this has been lurking here since
time_from_startwas introduced 7fac696There are some issues and answers posts with the same exception that probably are a similar cause (in one there's an uninitialized
Rateobject which it sounded like the user corrected in their own code, but really Rate should always initialize to 0), but predate this particular one.