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Steps to reproduce issue
Create a publisher using an adapted type and a custom allocator
using AdaptedType = rclcpp::adapt_type<std::string>::as<std_msgs::msg::String>;
auto alloc = std::make_shared<MyAllocator<void>>();
rclcpp::PublisherOptionsWithAllocator<MyAllocator<void>> publisher_options;
publisher_options.allocator = alloc;
auto publisher = node->create_publisher<AdaptedType>(
"allocator_tutorial", 10, publisher_options);
publisher->publish("A string");
Expected behavior
The ROS message that is created by Publisher::publish() will be allocated using the provided allocator.
Actual behavior
The ROS message is allocated using std::make_unique<ROSMessageType>()
Additional information
Rather than using std::make_unique<ROSMessageType>(), the create_ros_message_unique_ptr() can be used instead in the following two locations:
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auto ros_msg_ptr = std::make_unique<ROSMessageType>(); |
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auto ros_msg_ptr = std::make_unique<ROSMessageType>(); |
- auto ros_msg_ptr = std::make_unique<ROSMessageType>();
+ auto ros_msg_ptr = create_ros_message_unique_ptr();
Bug report
Required Info:
Steps to reproduce issue
Create a publisher using an adapted type and a custom allocator
Expected behavior
The ROS message that is created by
Publisher::publish()will be allocated using the provided allocator.Actual behavior
The ROS message is allocated using
std::make_unique<ROSMessageType>()Additional information
Rather than using
std::make_unique<ROSMessageType>(), thecreate_ros_message_unique_ptr()can be used instead in the following two locations:rclcpp/rclcpp/include/rclcpp/publisher.hpp
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rclcpp/rclcpp/include/rclcpp/publisher.hpp
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