Adds support for building and running a single pipeline across multiple DepthAI devices. - #1975
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… map addBetaNode still pushed the old 2-argument lambda into the 3-argument pyNodeCreateMap, which made every beta-node binding TU fail to compile (the python module target does not build in the default 'all' target, so this was not caught). Deduplicate the four registration lambdas into one createBoundNode<T> helper; beta parsers derive DeviceNode, so they now honor the device argument too. Passing a device for a bound host node now raises invalid_argument instead of being silently ignored. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KCNeyx5g3Kk1b1S5jQCB1d
Covers the device registry (addDevice/getDevices, null rejection) and the cross-pipeline link error. Compile-time RED: Pipeline::addDevice and Pipeline::getDevices do not exist yet; the cross-pipeline link is currently accepted silently. Label onhost only (not ci) per the design doc's no-CI-changes constraint. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KCNeyx5g3Kk1b1S5jQCB1d
Device registry (design doc PR 3): - PipelineImpl::devices + registerDevice/getDevices; Pipeline::addDevice (Device / DeviceInfo / id-ip-name) and Pipeline::getDevices - first device added to a device-less pipeline is promoted to master - devices registered implicitly when a node arrives with an explicit device (adoptSubtree); a second Device instance with the same device id is rejected - cross-pipeline Output::link now throws (was accepted by accident) - python: addDevice/getDevices, DeviceNode.getDevice, Input.getSourceDevice, InputMap.getSourceDevices; dedupe double-bound getDefaultDevice Per-device build/start/stop (design doc PR 4): - schema deviceId stamp and per-device filter both use the stable DeviceInfo id (no per-node getMxId RPC storm; identity consistent) - per-device assets: a device only receives assets of its own nodes - all devices get pipelinePtr before startup; devices start in parallel with all-or-nothing rollback; stop closes devices in parallel - serialization guarded by a mutex (parallel per-device serialize) - holistic record/replay rejected at build with more than one device - input -> source-device map resolved at build before bridge rewiring (Node::Input::getSourceDevice, InputMap::getSourceDevices) - AutoCalibration auto-insertion runs per device with exactly one stereo pair; getStereoPair(device) also filters cameras by device - StereoDepth autocreated cameras land on the node's own device - full-schema debug dump only serialized when debug logging is enabled Proven: host-only unit tests (multi_device_pipeline_test, onhost suite 39/39), two-RVC4 hardware runs: registry/master promotion/fan-in streaming, parallel start, getSourceDevice resolution, host Sync with 7.95 ms mean group spread, record rejection. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KCNeyx5g3Kk1b1S5jQCB1d
A link between device nodes on two different devices no longer throws at build. build() inserts XLinkOut(A) -> XLinkInHost(A) -> XLinkOutHost(B) -> XLinkIn(B): the A side is shared with direct host consumers of the same output, the B side with host producers into the same input, both halves are registered in bridgeHostDevices for per-device rebinding and appear in the schema bridges. The relay queue (XLinkOutHost input) is non-blocking depth 8, so a lagging consumer device drops instead of throttling the producer; fps limiting stays reachable through Output::getXLinkBridge. One info line logs stream name and device ids. Memory boundary rule (design doc 4.3/7): XLinkOutHost forwards an fd-backed message as a file descriptor only when the destination connection is LOCAL_SHDMEM (negotiated protocol via the new XLinkConnection::getDeviceInfo); any other destination gets the mapped bytes - exactly one copy. Also fixes the copy-pasted XLinkInHost stop log line in XLinkOutHost. Proven on hardware: Camera on device A -> ImageManip on device B -> host queue streams processed 320x200 frames while a direct A output keeps flowing; onhost suite 39/39. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KCNeyx5g3Kk1b1S5jQCB1d
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Losing one device no longer tears down the whole pipeline (design doc PR 6):
- new dai::DeviceState {RUNNING, DISCONNECTED, RECONNECTING, FAILED},
Pipeline::getDeviceState and Pipeline::setDeviceStateCallback (invoked
from the device's monitor thread); python bindings included
- XLinkInHost/XLinkOutHost exit quietly when their device is gone for
good, so downstream inputs go idle (no close, no exception); their
reconnect wait now uses a proper predicate (fixes a missed-notify hang
and a std::terminate via invalid_argument escaping run()), and stream
opening failures park instead of crashing
- disconnectXLinkHosts/resetConnections take an optional device: only
the lost device's bridges are idled/rebound and only the reconnected
device gets the schema re-sent (previously all devices were restarted,
which throws on healthy devices)
- reconnection probes for the lost device's id instead of any available
device (in a multi-device pipeline the healthy devices satisfied the
any-device gate instantly and a failed init2 aborted all remaining
attempts); single attempts now survive exceptions
- DISCONNECTED fires on both loss-detection paths (missed ping and
watchdog writer death); pipeline stops itself only when the failed
device was fatal (consumes another device's streams via a relay) or
the last one alive; stop() marks not-running up front so shutdown
does not re-trigger callbacks; isClosing is atomic now
Proven on hardware (two RVC4 + crash injection): close(B) idles B while
A streams and pipeline survives; crash(B) full lifecycle DISCONNECTED->
RECONNECTING->RUNNING in 16 s with frames resuming and A uninterrupted;
single-device crash/reconnect/close regression passes; onhost 39/39.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KCNeyx5g3Kk1b1S5jQCB1d
- Sync::run no longer blocks indefinitely on a single input: messages are received via tryGet + MessageQueue::waitAny polling, and while any input's source device is not RUNNING the node drops the group under construction and drains its inputs (emits nothing) instead of deadlocking on a dead stream; the pipeline is resolved weakly per check so the node thread never holds the last pipeline reference (a held reference made ~PipelineImpl stop+wait run on the node's own thread - resource deadlock) - Sync::buildStage1 rejects TimestampSource::DEVICE when inputs span more than one device (per-device monotonic clocks are not comparable), and DEFAULT when such a Sync runs on device - MessageGroup records the timestamp source it was synced with (not serialized - wire format shared with firmware is unchanged; groups from a device keep the DEVICE default); getIntervalNs()/isSynced() use that source and no longer dereference unchecked casts Proven on hardware: DEVICE-source rejection throws at build; crash of device B mid-sync -> zero groups while degraded, pipeline alive, groups resume at full rate after auto-reconnect; on-device sync_test suite passes against a real RVC4; onhost suite 39/39 (including stitching tests that embed Sync). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KCNeyx5g3Kk1b1S5jQCB1d
Every pipeline-level device setter/getter gains a (device, ...) overload targeting a specific pipeline device; the existing no-device forms keep targeting the master unchanged: setCameraTuningBlobPath (both forms, with per-device asset keys), setXLinkChunkSize, setSippBufferSize, setSippDmaBufferSize, setCalibrationData/getCalibrationData, isCalibrationDataAvailable, setEepromData/getEepromData/getEepromId, setDeviceProperties/getDeviceProperties, setBoardConfig/getBoardConfig and getDeviceConfig. Board config becomes master entry + per-device map; a device passed to an overload must already be part of the pipeline (clear error otherwise). Python bindings included; the eeprom family and isCalibrationDataAvailable are now bound too (they were not bound at all before). Proven on hardware: per-device calibration/eeprom reads return each device's own data (distinct board names), board config round-trips per device without touching the master, non-member device is rejected; onhost suite 39/39. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KCNeyx5g3Kk1b1S5jQCB1d
- DeviceInfo::local(): booted + LOCAL_SHDMEM info for a pipeline process running on the device itself; skips the network search timeout (python: dai.DeviceInfo.local()) - DeviceInfo(string) with a real IPv4 address resolves to X_LINK_TCP_IP so an IP can never silently land on the local shared-memory socket (XLink's TCP_IP_OR_LOCAL_SHDMEM tries the local socket first); USB paths, hostnames and device ids keep protocol ANY - getAnyAvailableDevice accepts X_LINK_BOOTED devices in its primary loop when (and only when) they are local shared-memory devices - watchdog timeout selection, watchdog ping period and crashdump timeout treat X_LINK_TCP_IP_OR_LOCAL_SHDMEM as TCP-class instead of silently falling into the short USB-class timeout; LOCAL_SHDMEM explicitly keeps USB-class (local socket); HealthCheck USB-generation check skips all non-USB protocols - telemetry standalone flag set for LOCAL_SHDMEM connections, not just loopback names Proven: host-only unit tests for DeviceInfo parsing/local() (8 cases), hardware regression connecting by IP with TCP_IP pinned; onhost 39/39. The XLink-side shdmem identity fixes (design doc PR 1) live in luxonis/XLink and are out of scope for this repo. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KCNeyx5g3Kk1b1S5jQCB1d
- multi_device_frame_sync (cpp + python) rewritten: one pipeline, cameras created per device with an explicit device, all outputs linked straight into one host Sync node - the per-device pipelines and manual queue-pumping threads are gone; --external-sync/--ptp-sync hardware sync flags preserved - new device_to_device_relay (cpp + python): Camera on device A linked directly to ImageManip on device B, relayed by the pipeline - new multi_device_host_node (cpp + python): custom host node that labels its inputs via getSourceDevice(s)() and keeps running with a lost device (OFFLINE tile, partial operation) - cpp examples registered with enable_test=OFF; python examples registered without CI labels (CI's test wrapper pins to one device); stale project name in the MultiDevice CMakeLists fixed All six verified on two RVC4 devices: relay 1123/838 frames processed on device B, host node 1588/1263 mosaic frames, frame sync 1130/980 synced 4-frame groups (~14 ms spread, free-running cameras); the PTP mode correctly reports PTP being disabled in the device OS. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KCNeyx5g3Kk1b1S5jQCB1d
README gains a 'Multiple devices in one pipeline' section (API sketch, partial-operation and time semantics, per-device configuration, the record/replay limitation) and a standalone subsection covering DeviceInfo.local(), remote requirements and the process-wide discovery filters. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KCNeyx5g3Kk1b1S5jQCB1d
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KCNeyx5g3Kk1b1S5jQCB1d
RED/GREEN log per stage with hardware evidence, what the passing suites guarantee, and the known gaps (per the tdd-workflow evidence step). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KCNeyx5g3Kk1b1S5jQCB1d
- onDeviceStateChanged idles a FAILED device's XLink host nodes BEFORE the not-running early return, and stop() wakes all parked bridge nodes up front: a bridge parked waiting for a reconnect is only woken by disconnect(), and stop()/the destructor joins its thread - the previous ordering could hang stop() forever after a device loss (proven on hardware: stop() during an active reconnect window now returns in ~16 s instead of hanging) - start() no longer clobbers device states recorded by monitor threads during the startup window; a device that reached FAILED while others were still starting gets the full failure handling once the pipeline is running - XLink host nodes copy the connection under the mutex before opening streams (setConnection can rebind concurrently); the buffer-resize path and the shdmem check use the same copy - reconnection's waitForLostDevice aborts promptly on isClosing so close()/stop() does not stall for the remaining reconnect window - getDeviceState validates that the device is part of the pipeline instead of answering RUNNING for foreign devices; registerDevice rejects growing the device set while the pipeline runs - XLinkOutHost logs the original communication error again (the message was built but unused since the quiet-exit change) - python: bind MessageGroup get/setTimestampSource and XLinkConnection.getDeviceInfo - host tests for the source-aware MessageGroup interval (DEVICE/HOST measurement, SYSTEM skipping entries without tsSystem) - inputSourceDevices keyed by const pointer (drops a const_cast) Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KCNeyx5g3Kk1b1S5jQCB1d
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds multi-device pipeline support across C++, Python bindings, device lifecycle handling, synchronization, host relaying, examples, documentation, and host-only tests. ChangesMulti-device pipeline core
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Application
participant Pipeline
participant Sync
participant DeviceA
participant DeviceB
participant HostRelay
Application->>Pipeline: addDevice(DeviceA)
Application->>Pipeline: addDevice(DeviceB)
Application->>Pipeline: create nodes on devices
Pipeline->>HostRelay: insert cross-device XLink bridges
Pipeline->>DeviceA: start device pipeline
Pipeline->>DeviceB: start device pipeline
DeviceA->>Sync: send timestamped frames
DeviceB->>Sync: send timestamped frames
Sync->>Sync: validate source and device state
Sync-->>Application: emit synchronized MessageGroup
Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Device loss or shutdown can abort or indefinitely stall an application, while some multi-device configurations can receive incorrect schemas, assets, or synchronized output. These issues should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@examples/python/CMakeLists.txt`:
- Line 442: Update the Python example registration near add_python_example so
multi_device_system_logger.py is included through the standard CMake example
workflow, using the existing add_python_example mechanism and preserving the
current registrations.
In `@examples/python/MultiDevice/multi_device_system_logger.py`:
- Line 39: Update the polling loop in the multi-device system logger from an
unconditional while True to a condition based on pipeline.isRunning(), so
polling stops when the pipeline terminates while preserving the existing
queue-processing behavior.
In `@src/device/DeviceBase.cpp`:
- Around line 238-240: Update the getFirstDevice fallback after the polling loop
so a booted result is accepted only when device.protocol is X_LINK_LOCAL_SHDMEM;
otherwise reject it or remove the fallback. Preserve the existing searchState
check that skips non-local booted devices during polling.
- Around line 1555-1570: Update the reconnection retry flow around init2 and
shared->resetConnections(this) so any failed attempt is fully rolled back before
another init2 call: stop and join every thread started by init2 before retrying,
or prevent further retries unless complete rollback succeeds. Preserve the
existing warning and retry behavior only when thread state is safely cleaned up.
In `@src/pipeline/Node.cpp`:
- Line 839: Update the sourceDevices construction around getSourceDevice to
retain the complete {group, name} pair as the key instead of indexing only by
entry.first.second; alternatively validate and reject duplicate names before
assignment, ensuring distinct grouped inputs cannot overwrite one another.
In `@src/pipeline/node/Sync.cpp`:
- Around line 311-313: Update the receive logic in Sync.cpp to check
anySourceNotRunning() before accepting a dequeued Buffer, so messages are not
returned after a source enters a non-running state. Recheck the source state
immediately before emitting the output group in the surrounding synchronization
loop, and drop the current group when the state changes, including the paths
near the existing checks around receive and group output.
In `@src/pipeline/Pipeline.cpp`:
- Around line 1628-1633: Synchronize all accesses to DeviceBase::pipelinePtr,
including the assignments in PipelineImpl::start() and the lock performed by
DeviceBase::monitorCallback(). Add and consistently use a dedicated mutex or
atomic pointer mechanism so initialization and monitoring cannot race.
- Around line 530-533: Ensure multi-device pipeline setup never permits multiple
assigned devices with an empty device ID: update the registration or assignment
logic around registerDevice and the deviceId derived from
Device::getDeviceInfo().getDeviceId() to reject a second empty-ID device, or
assign a stable unique ID before schema filtering and tuning-asset key
generation. Preserve consistent IDs between Pipeline and
DeviceBase::startPipelineImpl.
- Around line 1671-1685: The pipeline must enter the running state before taking
the startup device-state snapshot. In PipelineImpl’s startup flow, move the
running = true assignment ahead of the deviceStates lock and scan, while
preserving the existing failedDuringStart collection and state initialization
behavior.
- Around line 1939-1942: Update the close-thread lambda in PipelineImpl::stop()
to catch exceptions thrown by Device::close() within each thread, preventing
them from escaping the std::thread entry point and terminating the process.
Preserve the existing closeThreads loop and ensure shutdown continues after an
individual device-close failure.
In `@tests/CMakeLists.txt`:
- Line 468: Update the dai_set_test_labels call for multi_device_pipeline_test
to include both the existing onhost label and the ci label, so it is selected by
the tests/run_tests.py CTest filter.
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| add_python_example(multi_device_cam_sync MultiDevice/multi_device_cam_sync.py) | ||
| add_python_example(multi_device_frame_sync MultiDevice/multi_device_frame_sync.py --ptp-sync) | ||
| add_python_example(multi_device_host_node MultiDevice/multi_device_host_node.py) | ||
| add_python_example(device_to_device_relay MultiDevice/device_to_device_relay.py) |
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Register multi_device_system_logger.py.
This list omits the new system logger example. Add its CMake target so users can invoke it through the standard example workflow.
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| add_python_example(device_to_device_relay MultiDevice/device_to_device_relay.py) | |
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| pipeline.start() | ||
| print("Multi-device pipeline started") | ||
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| while True: |
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Stop polling when the pipeline stops.
If the pipeline terminates, while True continues polling empty queues indefinitely. Use pipeline.isRunning() as the loop condition.
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| if(searchState == X_LINK_BOOTED && device.protocol != X_LINK_LOCAL_SHDMEM) { | ||
| continue; | ||
| } |
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Restrict the getFirstDevice(X_LINK_BOOTED) fallback to local shared memory.
getFirstDevice uses X_LINK_ANY_PROTOCOL by default. After the polling loop times out, it can return a booted USB or TCP device. tryGetDevice() then accepts that device, although this flow treats non-local booted devices as in use. Apply the X_LINK_LOCAL_SHDMEM check to the fallback result or remove the fallback.
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fallback after the polling loop so a booted result is accepted only when
device.protocol is X_LINK_LOCAL_SHDMEM; otherwise reject it or remove the
fallback. Preserve the existing searchState check that skips non-local booted
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| try { | ||
| init2(prev.cfg, prev.pathToMvcmd, prev.hasPipeline, true); | ||
| if(isCrashDumpCollectionEnabled()) { | ||
| crashed = hasCrashDump(); | ||
| if(crashed && !crashDumpHandled.load()) { | ||
| collectAndLogCrashDump(); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| shared->resetConnections(this); | ||
| reconnected = true; | ||
| break; | ||
| } catch(const std::exception& ex) { | ||
| // One failed attempt (e.g. device seen but not connectable yet) | ||
| // must not abort the remaining attempts | ||
| pimpl->logger.warn("Reconnection attempt failed: {}", ex.what()); | ||
| } |
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Rollback failed reconnection attempts before retrying.
If init2 returns and shared->resetConnections(this) throws, the catch retries without stopping or joining the threads started by init2. The next init2 assigns those joinable std::thread members again, which calls std::terminate. Add a rollback path that stops and joins every thread from the failed attempt before retrying, or stop retrying after init2 succeeds without a complete rollback.
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retry flow around init2 and shared->resetConnections(this) so any failed attempt
is fully rolled back before another init2 call: stop and join every thread
started by init2 before retrying, or prevent further retries unless complete
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| std::map<std::string, std::shared_ptr<Device>> Node::InputMap::getSourceDevices() const { | ||
| std::map<std::string, std::shared_ptr<Device>> sourceDevices; | ||
| for(const auto& entry : *this) { | ||
| sourceDevices[entry.first.second] = entry.second.getSourceDevice(); |
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Preserve the group when building sourceDevices.
InputMap::operator[](std::pair<...>) permits {group, name} entries with the same name. Line 839 indexes sourceDevices only by name, so one source device replaces another. Host consumers can then associate an input with the wrong device. Preserve the full pair in the returned map, or reject duplicate names before overwriting.
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reject duplicate names before assignment, ensuring distinct grouped inputs
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| if(device != nullptr) { | ||
| // Stable host-side identifier, no RPC. Must stay consistent with the | ||
| // deviceId used to filter per-device schemas in DeviceBase::startPipelineImpl. | ||
| info.deviceId = device->getDeviceInfo().getDeviceId(); |
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Reject empty device IDs in multi-device pipelines. DeviceInfo::local() creates a supported Device with an empty ID, and registerDevice skips duplicate checks for empty IDs. Two assigned devices can therefore stamp deviceId == "" into their nodes. Each device then receives both node sets during schema filtering. Their tuning assets also use camTuning_ or camTuning__<socket>, so AssetManager::set replaces the first blob with the second. Reject a second device with an empty ID, or assign a stable unique ID before schema and asset-key generation.
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In `@src/pipeline/Pipeline.cpp` around lines 530 - 533, Ensure multi-device
pipeline setup never permits multiple assigned devices with an empty device ID:
update the registration or assignment logic around registerDevice and the
deviceId derived from Device::getDeviceInfo().getDeviceId() to reject a second
empty-ID device, or assign a stable unique ID before schema filtering and
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| { | ||
| const auto weak = std::weak_ptr<PipelineImpl>(shared_from_this()); | ||
| if(defaultDevice) defaultDevice->pipelinePtr = weak; | ||
| for(const auto& device : devices) { | ||
| device->pipelinePtr = weak; | ||
| } |
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Synchronize DeviceBase::pipelinePtr access.
DeviceBase::init2() starts monitorThread, whose monitorCallback() can call pipelinePtr.lock() at src/device/DeviceBase.cpp:1599. PipelineImpl::start() assigns the same plain std::weak_ptr at src/pipeline/Pipeline.cpp:1630 and src/pipeline/Pipeline.cpp:1632. These operations can race because no shared mutex protects them. Protect every pipelinePtr access with a dedicated mutex or an atomic pointer mechanism.
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| std::vector<std::shared_ptr<Device>> failedDuringStart; | ||
| { | ||
| std::lock_guard<std::mutex> stateLock(deviceStateMtx); | ||
| for(const auto& device : devices) { | ||
| auto it = deviceStates.find(device.get()); | ||
| if(it == deviceStates.end()) { | ||
| deviceStates[device.get()] = DeviceState::RUNNING; | ||
| } else if(it->second == DeviceState::FAILED) { | ||
| failedDuringStart.push_back(device); | ||
| } | ||
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Set running before the startup state snapshot.
DeviceBase::notifyPipelineDeviceState can call PipelineImpl::onDeviceStateChanged after pipelinePtr is assigned but before running becomes true. If FAILED arrives after the snapshot releases deviceStateMtx, the callback records the failure, disconnects the XLink hosts, and returns without evaluating the fatal or last-device stop decision. No later scan handles that state, so PipelineImpl::run() can remain blocked in tasks.waitAndPop while isRunning() stays true.
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deviceStates lock and scan, while preserving the existing failedDuringStart
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| std::vector<std::thread> closeThreads; | ||
| for(const auto& device : assignedDevices) { | ||
| closeThreads.emplace_back([device]() { device->close(); }); | ||
| } |
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Catch exceptions inside each close thread.
Device::close() resolves to the non-noexcept DeviceBase::close(). Its cleanup path can reach throwing operations without an outer catch. An exception escaping the std::thread function calls std::terminate, so PipelineImpl::stop() can abort the process instead of completing shutdown.
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+ device->close();
+ } catch(const std::exception& ex) {
+ Logging::getInstance().logger.error("Failed to close device: {}", ex.what());
+ } catch(...) {
+ Logging::getInstance().logger.error("Failed to close device - unknown exception");
+ }
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| std::vector<std::thread> closeThreads; | |
| for(const auto& device : assignedDevices) { | |
| closeThreads.emplace_back([device]() { device->close(); }); | |
| } | |
| std::vector<std::thread> closeThreads; | |
| for(const auto& device : assignedDevices) { | |
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| # Multi-device pipeline API test (host only) | ||
| dai_add_test(multi_device_pipeline_test src/onhost_tests/pipeline/multi_device_pipeline_test.cpp) | ||
| dai_set_test_labels(multi_device_pipeline_test onhost) |
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Add the ci label to multi_device_pipeline_test. tests/run_tests.py invokes CTest with -L ^ci$; the test currently has only onhost, so this runner excludes it.
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Adds support for building and running a single pipeline across multiple DepthAI devices.
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