LinuxCNC S-Curve Accelerations

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09 May 2025 06:55 #328047 by Grotius
Replied by Grotius on topic LinuxCNC S-Curve Accelerations
Hi Tia,

Attached file can be renamed to install.sh
This is more or less the install procedure to get it going, excluding the ethercat-master setup.

Furthermore we expanded the current path algo to a new one wich covers abc uvw motion at fillets.
This path algo is active by default.

Furthermore we solved a codeberg issue , related to uvw motions at runtime.
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09 May 2025 17:23 #328089 by tiagounderground
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I instaled linuxcnc scurve compact with the install script from cmake folder
Is it different from the one in the root scurve compact folder?

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09 May 2025 20:58 #328105 by PCW
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Well,  ran install.sh and it wiped everything except the base mint installation
on my test computer. Not trying that again.

 

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09 May 2025 23:46 #328110 by langdons
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Sounds fun!

(not really)

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13 May 2025 20:01 #328413 by Hakan
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Did that too hehe. All files gone. Luckily it was a new PC so I can redo it.
I mean do it one more time and delete all files again :)
It's the ./build_cmake_rm that is a bit aggressive.

This is the log of that command, it goes a bit further bit I only include up to the point where things go wrong.
Warning: Spoiler!

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13 May 2025 20:14 #328417 by langdons
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Run chmod -R 500 <important-dir> on everything you don't want to be erased.

That should fix the issue.

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13 May 2025 21:55 #328423 by Hakan
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Nope won't work. Well one can't delete files but you can also not create new files or write to files during the build, so the build fails.
The right thing is to fix the build so this doesn't happen.

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14 May 2025 07:55 #328433 by Hakan
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Got it to build. The install script, as far as I can tell it doesn't bring in libclothoid3d and libscurve
When I did that manually (path here forum.linuxcnc.org/38-general-linuxcnc-q...orm?start=170#323932) and copied that to the empty directories the code builds.
The following user(s) said Thank You: tommylight, tiagounderground

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14 May 2025 13:50 #328445 by langdons
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You can set special file permissions.

Allow write but not deletion.

Set the sticky bit to true.

Writing is allowed, but not deletion.

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14 May 2025 13:58 #328447 by langdons
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Turns out the GNU versions of chmod is inferior to the FreeBSD version I'm used to using on macOS.

Why don't the people at the GNU foundation just use the FreeBSD chmod?!!!

They could, but they insist on re-coding the wheel.

It's very annoying!

The FreeBSD has some issues, but has WAY more functionality than the GNU one.

The man page for chmod on macOS is WAY, WAY more detailed and informative than the lame, short GNU one.

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