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In this ROS answers thread, it was mentioned that the best way to discover .msg files in a catkin environment would be to augment genmsg so that it generates a .cmake configuration file which describes the .msg (and .srv) files that it processed.
Probably the best way would be if every message package (after find_package()-ing) exposes a variable pointing to all available message files. That should be pretty easy to generate in genmsg using a CMake config extra files.
This is especially useful for systems like Orocos/RTT which process ROS messages into typekits for real-time data transport.
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In this ROS answers thread, it was mentioned that the best way to discover .msg files in a catkin environment would be to augment genmsg so that it generates a .cmake configuration file which describes the .msg (and .srv) files that it processed.
http://answers.ros.org/question/64553/how-do-you-locate-message-source-files-based-on-a-package-name-in-catkin/?answer=64561#post-id-64561
@dirk-thomas
This is especially useful for systems like Orocos/RTT which process ROS messages into typekits for real-time data transport.
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