QuickStart not running

[jesko42]

Describe the issue I tried the plain QuickStart example and it did not run.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. [SIL-KIT is already installad and runnable]
2. Go to 'https://vectorgrp.github.io/sil-kit-docs/usage/quickstart.html'
3. Download the three files [CMakeLists.txt, simple.cpp, simple.yaml]
4. Copy to new directory
5. go to dir
6. "mkdir build"
7. "cd build"
8. "cmake .."
9. "cmake --build ."
10. "cp ../simple.yaml ."
11. open another two terminals [2, 3]
12. in the terminal 2 enter command: "sil-kit-registry"
13. in the terminal 3 enter command: "sil-kit-system-controller PublisherParticipant subscriberParticipant"
14. in the first terminal (1) enter: "./SampleSilKit"

Expected behavior Some output to see. Nothing happens. Looks like the lambda function producing the data is not called ... Simulation may not start ...

Screenshots

Your Environment (please complete the following information):

• OS version and platform: Linux, Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS
• Compiler and CMake version: gcc (Ubuntu 11.3.0-1ubuntu1~22.04.1) 11.3.0, cmake version 3.26.3
• SIL Kit Version: SIL Kit version: 4.0.24

Additional context nope

[jesko42]

OK, just after writing the issue I saw, that there was a typo in the documentation. Instead of sil-kit-system-controller PublisherParticipant SubscriberParticipant it was written sil-kit-system-controller PublisherParticipant **s**ubscriberParticipant

Maybe Windows does not distinguish, but with Linux ...

There is another neglegtable typo in the first main()-fragment:

int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
    auto config = SilKit::Config::ParticipantConfigurationFromFile("simple.yaml")
    // TODO: Use config to create participants
}

The 3rd line must be: auto config = SilKit::Config::ParticipantConfigurationFromFile("simple.yaml");

[MariusBgm]

@jesko42 thanks for pointing out the missing ; in the main()-fragment. We will fix that ASAP. However, I can't find the misspelled subscriberParticipant with lower-case s in the linked document. By the way, the participant names given to the sil-kit-systemcontroller are indeed case-sensitive, independent of the platform you run your SIL Kit application.

[jesko42]

@MariusBgm tanks for keeping an eye on it, unfortunately I'm a little late ... You are right! If I now look at it everything seems to be fine - I don't know how this could happen !? Now you know: It's working, as I have tested it here :-) :+