Post Processor with CamBam-LinuxCNC

I am trying to not reinvent the wheel.
I have a 4' x 8' gantry plasma table powered by a Gecko G540 controller.
Would anyone share their CamBam Post Processor for LinuxCNC?
CamBam's PP Plasma issues a G31 Probe command - LinuxCNC doesn't understand.
LinuxCNC PP in CamBam does not do Stop-Raise-Move-Lower-Start between cuts, it justs cuts continuous.
I don't understand all the macro language, need help.
Mark

I'm not aware of anybody using CamBam with Plasmac. I don't think its hard to fix. You ,might be able to open the post file and search for G31 and comment it out or delete it.

The post processor does not need to generate any Z axis code but Plasmac strips it out. Plasmac's probing and the like is all controlled internally so Cambam just needs to use M3 and M5 to activate piercing. Motion won't commence until its ready. So you should not have problems there.

You would recommend SheetCam then? I'm used to CamBam and like like it but have used it in evaluation mode only. Looking to purchase when my new (used) laptop gets here. Probably quite similar once you are over the initial learning curve. Mark

Sheetcam is rather cool and the demo version limits the number of gcode lines which is more than enough to do parts without doing any nesting. It also works on Windows and Linux. So export a DXF file and give it a go and see what you think. There are plenty of tutorials on youtube.