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MTConnect support actively developed?
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18 Nov 2025 18:09 #338642
by terkaa81
Hi,
Is someone actively developing MTConnect support? If someone is working on this, maybe I could join the effort? My goal would be to establish MTConnect similar to Haas, and perhaps also the MDC support for Q commands.
P.S. Some of you might remember my previous project: installing LinuxCNC on a Cincinnati 10HC2500 HMC.
Tero
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19 Nov 2025 17:09 - 19 Nov 2025 17:49 #338738
by terkaa81
Hi,
Yes, that's why I asked about active development, should have mentioned that post
If I manage to make something useful, does it matter if the code uses Python API or is written in C?
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28 Nov 2025 20:23 #339388
by andypugh
If you are writing an interpreter to plug into LinuxCNC than it should probably be written in the same language as the existing one. That isn't to say that Python couldn't be made to work (I don't actually know) but there would be more to copy and adapt in C++
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