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The Caesar framework is not limited to direct Julia use. | ||
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## NavAbility SDKs and APIs | ||
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The maintainers of Caesar.jl together with NavAbility.io are developing a standardized SDK / API for much easier multi-language / multi-access use of the solver features. The [Documentation for the NavAbilitySDK's can be found here](https://navability.github.io/NavAbilitySDK.py/). | ||
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Contact [email protected] for more information. | ||
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## Static, Shared Object `.so` Compilation | ||
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See [Compiling Binaries](@ref compile_binaries). | ||
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## ROS Integration | ||
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See [ROS Integration](@ref ros_direct). | ||
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## Python Direct | ||
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For completeness, another design pattern is to wrap Julia packages for direct access from python, see [SciML/diffeqpy](https://github.com/SciML/diffeqpy) as example. | ||
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## Caesar SDKs and APIs | ||
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The maintainers of Caesar.jl together with NavAbility.io are developing a standardized SDK / API for much easier multi-language / multi-access use of the solver features. Contact [email protected] for more information. | ||
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!!! note | ||
2021Q4, Coming Soon! A new multilanguage SDK is under development and will replace and consolidate the previous methods listed below. | ||
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### Previous Generation APIs | ||
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The following Github projects provide access to features of Caesar in their language: | ||
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* Julia Web interface: | ||
* [GraffSDK.jl](https://github.com/GearsAD/GraffSDK.jl) | ||
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* ZMQ Interface | ||
* C/C++: | ||
* [Graff Cpp](https://github.com/MarineRoboticsGroup/graff_cpp) | ||
* [Caesar LCM](http://github.com/pvazteixeira/caesar-lcm) | ||
* [Caesar ROS](http://github.com/pvazteixeira/caesar_ros) | ||
* Python: | ||
* [GraffSDK.py](https://github.com/nicrip/graff_py) (needs to be updated) | ||
* [Synchrony_py](https://github.com/nicrip/SynchronySDK_py) | ||
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## ZMQ Messaging Interface | ||
## [OUTDATED] ZMQ Messaging Interface | ||
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Caesar.jl has a ZMQ messaging interface ([interested can see code here](https://github.com/JuliaRobotics/Caesar.jl/blob/master/src/zmq/ZmqCaesar.jl)) that allows users to interact with the solver code base in a variety of ways. The messaging interface is not meant to replace static `.so` library file compilation but rather provide a more versatile and flexible development strategy. | ||
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