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Phase 104.C.2 — multi-Node-per-Executor storage.
Mirrors the rclcpp pattern where a single Executor holds N
Nodes via add_node(...). Each Node carries its own
name/namespace + a reference to the Session that backs it +
a default SchedContext (Phase 110) handles inherit unless
overridden.
For Phase 104.C.2 we land the storage scaffold + the builder
API. Multi-Session-per-Executor dispatch is a follow-up
(Phase 104.C.3) — today every Node in this list resolves to the
Executor’s primary session, which means node_builder.rmw(name)
only accepts the same backend the Executor was opened against.
Bridge use cases (two RMW backends concurrent in one Executor)
light up when 104.C.3 adds the per-Node session ref.
Structs§
- Node
Builder - Builder returned by
Executor::node_builder(name). Chainable configuration;.build()registers the Node with the Executor and returns aNodeId. - NodeId
- Opaque handle returned by
Executor::node_builder(...).build(). Used in 104.C.3+ to disambiguate handle ownership when multiple Nodes coexist in one Executor. - Node
Record - Per-Node metadata stored inside the Executor.
Functions§
- apply_
qos_ override_ codes - Fold a node’s baked override codes into
qosfor one(topic, role). Thin alias overnros_rmw::QoSProfile::apply_override_codes— issue 0303 collapsed four copies of this match into that one.
Type Aliases§
- QoSOverride
Code - Issue #52 / 0303 — one baked QoS override, re-exported from
nros-rmwwhere the single decoder lives. Kept as a name here becauseNodeRecordand the entry bake spell it. Issue 0303 — the wire form a baked QoS override travels in:(topic, role, policy, value), all primitives.