MARTe2 Integrated Components

A unified MARTe2 library providing real-time signal streaming and on-the-fly debugging for control applications built with MARTe2.

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Overview

This repository integrates two complementary capabilities:

Capability	Component	Purpose
Signal streaming	UDPStreamer DataSource	Continuously stream selected signals to a browser-based oscilloscope over UDP
Signal debugging	DebugService Interface	On-demand signal tracing, value forcing, and conditional breakpoints — zero application code changes required
Sine generation	SineArrayGAM	Generate continuous sine-wave arrays for testing and simulation
Time stamping	TimeArrayGAM	Provide time-reference arrays aligned to an RT cycle
Log forwarding	TCPLogger Interface	Forward REPORT_ERROR log events to TCP clients in real time
Integrated client	Common/Client/go	Go packages for UDPS protocol and WebSocket hub
Debug web client	Client/debugger	Browser-based debug UI communicating with DebugService

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Repository Structure

MARTe_Integrated_components/
├── Common/
│   ├── UDP/                        UDPS binary protocol header (shared by all components)
│   └── Client/go/                  Go packages: udpsprotocol, wshub
├── Source/Components/
│   ├── DataSources/UDPStreamer/     Real-time UDP signal streaming DataSource
│   ├── GAMs/SineArrayGAM/          Sine-wave array generator GAM
│   ├── GAMs/TimeArrayGAM/          Time-reference array GAM
│   ├── Interfaces/DebugService/    Signal tracing/forcing/breakpoint Interface
│   └── Interfaces/TCPLogger/       TCP log-forwarding LoggerConsumerI
├── Test/
│   ├── GTest/                      GTest harness for UDPStreamer unit tests
│   ├── Integration/                Integration tests for DebugService
│   ├── Components/DataSources/UDPStreamer/  UDPStreamer unit tests
│   └── Configurations/             MARTe2 config files for tests and demos
├── Client/debugger/                Go web client for DebugService
└── Docs/                           Documentation

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Components

UDPStreamer DataSource

Streams MARTe2 signals over UDP using the UDPS binary protocol. Clients register by sending a CONNECT packet; the server then sends CONFIG (signal metadata) and continuous DATA packets. Features:

• Optional 16-bit quantization (configurable per signal: QuantizedType)
• Packed high-frequency bursts (NumberOfElements > 1 with SamplingRate)
• Automatic packet fragmentation for payloads exceeding MaxPayloadSize

See Docs/UDPStreamer.md and Docs/Protocol.md.

SineArrayGAM

Generates a continuous float32 sine-wave array every RT cycle. Used as a signal source for testing and demo applications. Configurable: Frequency, Amplitude, Phase, SamplingRate, NumberOfElements.

See Docs/SineArrayGAM.md.

TimeArrayGAM

Generates a time-reference float64 array. Each element holds the timestamp of the corresponding sample in a packed burst, computed from the RT cycle timestamp and the configured SamplingRate.

DebugService Interface

Instruments a running MARTe2 application without modifying its source code. On Initialise() it patches the ClassRegistryDatabase to wrap all standard MemoryMap*Broker types. When RealTimeApplication::ConfigureApplication() runs afterward the application transparently uses the wrapped brokers.

Capabilities accessible over TCP (port 8080 by default):

• DISCOVER — enumerate all signals with type and alias metadata
• TRACE — enable/disable high-speed UDP telemetry per signal (with decimation)
• FORCE / UNFORCE — inject persistent values into signals on the RT path
• BREAK — set conditional breakpoints (>, <, ==, etc.)
• PAUSE / RESUME / STEP — execution stepping
• TREE / INFO / LS — live ORD navigation
• VALUE — read current signal value on demand
• MSG — send MARTe2 Message to any ORD object

High-speed signal telemetry is streamed as UDP binary datagrams (port 8081). Logs are forwarded via TcpLogger (port 8082).

See Docs/DebugService.md.

TCPLogger Interface

A LoggerConsumerI that forwards every MARTe2 REPORT_ERROR call to up to 8 TCP clients on a configurable port. Works as a sidecar to DebugService.

StreamHub Application

Headless C++ hub (Source/Applications/StreamHub/) that aggregates multiple UDPStreamer sources and serves them to oscilloscope clients over WebSocket (port 8090): ring buffers with wall-clock time calibration, LTTB decimation, hub-side trigger engine, per-window zoom. Clients: browser SPA (Client/webui + Client/udpstreamer/static) and native ImGui desktop client (Client/streamhub). Demo: ./run_streamhub.sh -w -g; E2E test: ./run_e2e_test.sh.

See Docs/StreamHub-UserGuide.md, Docs/StreamHub-API.md and Docs/StreamHub-Developer.md.

UDPS Protocol

The Common/UDP/UDPSProtocol.h header defines the shared binary wire format used by both UDPStreamer and DebugService. It is intentionally free of MARTe2-specific dependencies so it can also be used by Go clients (via Common/Client/go/udpsprotocol).

See Docs/Protocol.md.

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Build

Prerequisites

• MARTe2 built and installed (set MARTe2_DIR)
• MARTe2-components built and installed (set MARTe2_Components_DIR)
• GCC toolchain, make
• Go 1.21+ (for clients)

Setup

# Edit env.sh to set MARTe2_DIR and MARTe2_Components_DIR, then:
source env.sh

Build all C++ components

make -f Makefile.gcc core

Build and run tests

make -f Makefile.gcc test
source env.sh
./Build/x86-linux/Test/Integration/IntegrationTests

Build Go clients

# Integrated UDPS web client
cd Common/Client/go && go build ./...

# Debug web client
cd Client/debugger && go build ./...

Clean

make -f Makefile.gcc clean

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Quick Start

1. Stream signals with UDPStreamer

Add to your MARTe2 config:

+Streamer = {
    Class          = UDPStreamer
    Port           = 44500
    MaxPayloadSize = 1400
    Signals = {
        Voltage = { Type = float32; Unit = "V" }
    }
}

Launch the web client:

cd Common/Client/go
./udpstreamer-webui --streamer 127.0.0.1:44500 --listen :8080

Open http://localhost:8080 and drag signals onto plots.

2. Debug a running application with DebugService

Add to your MARTe2 config (as a sibling of +App):

+DebugService = {
    Class       = DebugService
    ControlPort = 8080
    UdpPort     = 8081
    LogPort     = 8082
}
+Logger = { Class = TcpLogger; Port = 8082 }

Launch the debug client:

cd Client/debugger
./debugger --listen :9090

Open http://localhost:9090, explore the object tree, trace signals, force values.

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Documentation

Document	Contents
Docs/Protocol.md	UDPS binary wire protocol specification
Docs/UDPStreamer.md	UDPStreamer DataSource configuration reference
Docs/SineArrayGAM.md	SineArrayGAM configuration reference
Docs/DebugService.md	DebugService TCP API and architecture
Docs/Tutorial.md	Step-by-step tutorial covering both components
Docs/WebUI.md	Web client user guide
Docs/StreamHub-UserGuide.md	StreamHub oscilloscope user guide (web + ImGui clients)
Docs/StreamHub-API.md	StreamHub WebSocket protocol (commands, events, binary frames)
Docs/StreamHub-Developer.md	StreamHub internals, threading, time base, build & E2E tests
ARCHITECTURE.md	System architecture overview

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License

Licensed under the EUPL v1.1 (see individual source files for copyright notices).