add topic endpoint info to rmw #207
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#186 introduces two functions to the RMW interface which are not present when including `rmw/rmw.h`. For convenience to the rmw implementer, I think it makes sense to include all functions when including `rmw/rmw.h`.
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I'm not quite in favor of "huge" headers, as they make compilation times much slower. |
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@ivanpauno @Karsten1987 @wjwwood should we close this issue? I assume it's no longer relevant. |
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I will go ahead to close this. user can include the header if they want to use introspection of ROS graph and with #207 (comment).
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#186 introduces two functions to the RMW interface which are not present when including
rmw/rmw.h.For convenience to the rmw implementer, I think it makes sense to include all functions when including
rmw/rmw.h.