Running F Prime Application Natively #3004
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This looks like the correct way to launch a standard fprime application to me! From my googling, errno 111 is connection refused. Are you sure you setup your hello world deployment as a TCP server instead of a TCP client? |
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Greetings, everyone!
I’m new to the F Prime framework and have successfully completed the tutorial, which went smoothly. Now, I'm eager to explore how to install and run the application without relying on
fprime-gds
or a virtual environment. My goal is to have it run natively on a Raspberry Pi (or a similar device) and communicate over Wi-Fi with another device running ground station software.In my setup, I generated the
HelloWorldDeployment
, which created two directories:build-artifacts
andbuild-fprime-automatic-native
. Each contains its own binary for the application. When I run the binary with the following command:I encounter the following warning:
I selected the TCP server option during setup, so I expected the application to act as the server.
My questions are:
fprime-gds
?Any insights or guidance would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you!
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