lcm_source - Transmit random messages over the LC Communications library

       This manual page was written by Albert Huang.

LCM                                                2007-12-13                                      lcm_source(1)

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lcm_source  is  a  utility for testing the Lightweight Communications library (LC).  lcm_source transmits
       random messages on either a specified LC channel or random LC channels.  Messages can be randomly  sized,
       or a specified fixed size.

       lcm_source - Transmit random messages over the LC Communications library

       The following options are provided by lcm_source:

       -mCHAN
              Transmits messages on channel CHAN (default: random channels)

       -pDELAY
              Wait DELAY microseconds between transmissions (default: 10000)

       -sSIZE
              Transmit  packets  of  size  SIZE  bytes.  If SIZE is 0 (default), then packets are randomly sized
              between 1 and 65,000 bytes

       -v     verbose mode.  Prints a summary of each packet

       -h     Prints this help text and exits.

lcm_source[options]