rnr_control is more of a tool than an example. It exposes a lot of the functionality of the Record and Replay (RnR) API as a command line tool.
Use this example to command active nodes to open and replay the specified logfile session (a collection of plog files), using the -t <session-id>.
$ polysync-rnr-control-c -t 1000
It's recommended to allow nodes a few seconds to load and synchronize the first logfile chunk. Use the -s <time-in-us> flag to specify a relative start time. For example, to allow nodes up to 5 seconds, use the flag -s 5000000.
$ polysync-rnr-control-c -t 1000 -s 5000000
To stop an active replay session, pass the -q flag.
$ polysync-rnr-control-c -q
You can see all supported commands by passing the -h help flag.
Packages: libglib2.0-dev
To install on Ubuntu:
sudo apt-get install libglib2.0-dev$ cd rnr_control
$ make
$ ./bin/polysync-rnr-control-c For more API examples, visit the "Tutorials" and "Development" sections in the PolySync Help Center here.