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10 Oct 2005 marcin »
Okay, so I was a bit premature in giving myself kudos for
getting a nice subsumption/arbitration thing going there.
I've been refactoring the code a little while writing the
rotating ranger code (ie servo+SRF as a single entity),
and as it turns out, one of the conditional compiles
wasn't #defined previously. Now that I have enabled
it ... well subsumption has a little way to go.
That being said, though, I have to say that the architecture works as designed, it is just that my behaviours are too simple - they should be state machines, not simple conditional outputs. It does raise the question though, once the behaviours are FSMs, what will happen once a higher-priority tasks interrupts a lower priority one, since not all behaviours are mutually exclusive.
Cheers, Marcin. |