Copyright © 2012-2013 Max Oberberger (max@oberbergers.de)
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This repository contains a example implementation of HLA based on OpenRTI
- openrti. Available at his gitorious-repository.
- cmake. Should be already installed, because you need it also to install openrti.
- clone it from GitHub:
git clone https://github.com/chiemseesurfer/ba-hla.git - cd into directory:
cd ba-hla - create new folder called build:
mkdir build - change to folder and generate makefile with cmake:
cd build; cmake ../source/ - Do
make allandmake installto perform installation under/usr/local/bin - Just call
make allif you don't want to perform installation under/usr/local/bin
To use the Federates, you need a running openrti first.
$ rtinode
Note: Port 14321 has to be enabled in firewall. See rtinode -h and README
file of openrti for more options to openrti.
After rtinode was started, you can run the Testfederate with ba-hla --name <NAME> --address <IP-ADDRESS> --fom </PATH/TO/FOM>.
If you have rtinode running on the same computer as ba-hla you can use something like:
ba-hla --name myFederate --address 127.0.0.1 --fom /tmp/testFom.xml
The source code documentation is available in the repository or can be seen as a html-page here