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Multi Axis Slow Feedrate
1 year 2 months ago #334263
by andypugh
I did get as far as making a hack-job combination of LinuxCNC and Pathpilot:
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/compare/master...Tormach_9_axis
If you are an experienced C-coder with time on your hands.....
Replied by andypugh on topic Multi Axis Slow Feedrate
That's a good question, and it's something I want to look at.What would it take to merge the Tormach TP into LinuxCNC?
I did get as far as making a hack-job combination of LinuxCNC and Pathpilot:
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/compare/master...Tormach_9_axis
If you are an experienced C-coder with time on your hands.....
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1 year 1 month ago #334296
by Paul01
Replied by Paul01 on topic Multi Axis Slow Feedrate
I did have a look through this a couple of days ago.
To me it seems like a very worthwhile use of time to get this up and running. I think it would be very valuable to anyone wanting to do multi axis work.
I'm unfortunately not that experienced with coding. However, this would be a huge benefit for me to get working, so I'm going to spend some more time going through it.
To me it seems like a very worthwhile use of time to get this up and running. I think it would be very valuable to anyone wanting to do multi axis work.
I'm unfortunately not that experienced with coding. However, this would be a huge benefit for me to get working, so I'm going to spend some more time going through it.
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1 year 1 month ago #334340
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic Multi Axis Slow Feedrate
The point of the branch is to have an easy(?) way to look at all the changes.
(As shown in the view linked above)
In some ways it doesn't look too bad, a lot of the change is contained in new files, which should make the merge easier.
On the plus side, it merges without conflicts.
On the minus side, it doesn't seem to build (but I have not actually tried building it locally, and it is possible that the build failure in the CI on Github is caused by something unrelated)
(As shown in the view linked above)
In some ways it doesn't look too bad, a lot of the change is contained in new files, which should make the merge easier.
On the plus side, it merges without conflicts.
On the minus side, it doesn't seem to build (but I have not actually tried building it locally, and it is possible that the build failure in the CI on Github is caused by something unrelated)
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