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he can tie it to a physical button on a control panel.
I suppose you could use a physical button to trigger a halui MDI that
runs a user-supplied M-command that runs axis-reload... Although your
solution is way less Rube Goldbergesque.
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-* the P number is negative.
+* the P number is negative or not specificed.
We should make it so a negative P-word for G4 makes you travel back in time.
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That file is in the master branch, and it looks like it was part of Jeff's
pluggable interp changes way back when. Jeff, is that anything useful or
should we just remove
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This broke the realtime build. limit.h is not available.
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Sorry, here's the public link:
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master. No problems.
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On 01/24/2012 02:16 PM, Peter C. Wallace wrote:
On Tue, 24 Jan 2012, Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
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I do like the idea of the first read or write enabling the watchdog.
This
This means its
if you got bit even if you're not petting the watchdog. This
should have no practical effect on anyone.
Any feedback is welcome, and please consider this for inclusion in 2.5.
Oh yeah, this was Jeff Epler's idea on IRC this afternoon, so thanks for
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The commit email says I switched the variable name from LDFLAGS to LIBS, but it
must be comparing to the 2.4_branch that I merged in? Confusing.
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Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/v2.4_branch' into v2.5_branch
Conflicts
drivers and components) run outside of realtime mode.
The documentation for this is well hidden: it's on the linuxcnc.org
webpage, but not part of the managed documentation in git :-(
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Barring diverging opinions, I will change lathe.hal to sim_encoder.hal and
fix the affected files, as well as adding sim_encoder.hal to the
configs/sim/axis/* files.
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If so, I request that you change your work flow. The work flow above means
we get a bunch of untested commits in our set-in-stone history, and that's
not optimal. git push shouldn't happen until you have something
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That PDF includes Section 2: Hardware Drivers, which includes Mesa and Pico
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The master branch is now building, passing all tests, and producing packages
again. Thanks to Michael Haberler for the awesome g-code remapping work! I
can't wait to use it on my own machine!
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But one test fails on hardy (passes on lucid):
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Docs: remove lyx files no longer used
Signed-off-by: John Thorntonjthorn...@gnipsel.com
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On 10/27/2011 07:26 PM, Jon Elson wrote:
Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
Jon is right, the docs on linuxcnc.org do still have broken math formulas.
For examples:
Yes, and it affects probably 20+ major documents.
But, the other problem is that the pdf's that are linked on the main
psha fix that once already?
For example, look at this page:
http://linuxcnc.org/docs/2.5/html/motion/pid_theory.html#_loop_tuning
Down in section 1.3.2, the equations are display in source format, not
replaced with latex images like they're supposed to.
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On 10/26/2011 12:07 AM, Pavel Shramov wrote:
On Tue, Oct 25, 2011 at 04:39:23PM -0600, Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
Yeah, I was hoping to get feedback from the docs folks. I don't want to
remove the lyx source files if they're still using them, and i don't want to
leave the lyx files around
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Looking closer at that wiki page, it does say to cd into that directory, sort
of. At the end of step 2 Create an initial check-out:
All the commands below assume that you are in the emc2-dev directory unless
noted otherwise.
;-)
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Hi folks, Michael Haberler pointed out that it's a bit confusing to have the
.lyx doc source files in 2.5, since they are not used there any more. We've
(mostly?) transitioned to asciidoc, which has the matching .txt files as
their source.
Is it time
On Oct 25, 2011, at 15:40 , Kent A. Reed wrote:
On 10/25/2011 9:56 AM, Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
Hi folks, Michael Haberler pointed out that it's a bit confusing to have
the .lyx doc source files in 2.5, since they are not used there any
more. We've (mostly?) transitioned to asciidoc, which
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On 10/20/2011 4:22 PM, Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
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with while we're there. Tormach makes
the merge for you right
away).
No big deal tho, thanks for the new config! :-)
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The Quadrature Counter module already has a TSC register. If we moved that
register (and the TSDiv register) out to their own module, we wouldn't take
much more FPGA space, and we'd have a single place to calibrate and read the
FPGA clock.
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Michael's observations, but they sound wrong to me.
I'd also love to see a test that demonstrates the expected behavior and use of
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Switching from lyx to asciidoc was a huge improvement. Kim has my thanks for
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We're still in that transition, and the final release won't happen until it's
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We're accepting patches, hint, hint….
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closely tied to io pins, which are shared by (nearly) all modules.
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Same comments as for hm2_set_pin_source(), above.
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Maybe the llio should tell us what it's expected IOWidth is? It knows
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On 08/09/2011 05:12 PM, Jeff Epler wrote:
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packaging: build-depend on the Hardy debhelper or newer
Why? Do we depend on a feature not available in older debhelper now?
Our debian/compat file already says we require debhelper
you have a public git repo I can pull from?
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Amid all the documentation changes recently, something went awry with
the HAL User Manual.
In commit 35a10531ba7df9f31186588826a9aa41d340b9f2 (Docs: minor edits
to Submakefile, by Kim Kirwan) it was removed from
docs/src/Submakefile's PDF_TARGETS. Was that intentional?
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On 07/13/2011 12:13 PM, Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
Amid all the documentation changes recently, something went awry with
the HAL User Manual.
In commit 35a10531ba7df9f31186588826a9aa41d340b9f2 (Docs: minor edits
to Submakefile, by Kim Kirwan) it was removed from
docs/src/Submakefile's
I just pushed some commits that make the 2.5 debs build again for me.
Two commits concern ngcgui, and the last concerns pncconf. ngcgui now
starts and runs for me in both RIP and packaged mode, but it cannot find
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files, and have all the
NGCGUI_SUBFILE and NGCGUI_PREAMBLE variables just specify filenames.
But this is a DoOcracy and you're doing the work ;-)
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I reviewed your submission (after some prodding) and made some
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On 05/14/2011 07:42 PM, John Thornton wrote:
Jeff Epler wrote:
It looks like this commit breaks building the html documentation.
Oh duh, the buildbot only builds the pdf docs... I should add html docs.
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From: Sebastian Kuzminsky s...@highlab.com
Date: Fri, 1 Apr 2011 16:04:15 -0600
Subject: [PATCH] gearchange: add a test
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And decided it looked too hard.
I just pushed a driver for the Contour Design ShuttleXpress to master.
Give it a whirl.
It wasn't too hard, but I had to drop down below the nice Input layer to
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is pretty rough, so it's not easy for sub-drivers like
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I want to just rip it out. But if anyone thinks it's useful and wants
to keep it, i could try to fix it maybe using the git sha1 of the blob
of rtapi_common.h and some build-system obscenity.
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, but that's all that's stuck out so far.
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(Hm, the hm2 encoder code has an old FIXME from back in February, for a
bug Micges reported that I was never able to reproduce... Probably time
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() and write_gpio() do not
need floating point. It's probably a cut-n-paste error. I'd be happy
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Looks good to me.
I haven't tested the patch, and I won't be able to test it until the
middle of next week, but I like the idea and I like the behavior that's
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it's lacking documentation (in the hostmot2.9 man page),
Does that go in the .patch too, or is there another submission path?
In the same patch is definitely preferred. It's awkward to have
by
hal_malloc(), instead of being statically allocated like I erroneously
suggested, is that *all* pins params need to be made by hal_malloc().
Static's no good.
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community. I think it's mill-oriented at this time
(rather than lathe), but it might be a useful place for you to start.
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All I changed on them was the permissions.
Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
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Is there an official cut-off of support for old kernels in master?
Not really. I like the idea that we continue to work on older kernels,
and it's occasionally useful to run emc on an old 6.06 system I
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