Am 23.03.22 um 00:09 schrieb andy pugh:
On Sat, 19 Mar 2022 at 14:08, Hans Unzner <hansunz...@gmail.com> wrote:
I worked on categorizing the HAL components, but don't know all components.
Therefore I would appreciate if you can have a look at this list:
https://hansu.github.io/linuxcnc-doc/devel/html/hal/components.html
I am not sure how to submit changes to that document. Perhaps create a
new github repo with it in so that PRs can be submitted?
I think I would lay it out somewhat differently. I think that
separating by realtime / userspace confuses the layout, and it might
be better to state this on a section-by-section or module-by-module
basis.
There should be a short explanation of what this means in practical terms
The idea is to have them ordered in the sequence of relevance to the user.
GUIs [userspace](real GUIs, not the helpers / interfaces)
{I thought that there was a page that describe the GUIs with a
screenshot of each, but I can't find it. But there should be a link to
it here}
axis
gscreen
touchy
...
Motion
motion [realtime]
milltask [userspace]
iocontrol [userspace]
...
Hardware drivers [realtime]
hal_ppmc
hostmot2 (and sub-drivers)
hal_parport
...
Hardware drivers (userspace)
the various VFD drivers.
...
HAL Components [realtime]
logic (and2, or2, lut5)
type conversion
the muxes all together
others: bldc, lincurve, multiclick, matrix_kb, sendkeys etc
Other user interface [Userspace]
iocontrol
halui
axis-remote
Vismach Models:
VMC_toolchange
...
Utilities
latency_test
....
Okay, somehow like this?
https://hansu.github.io/linuxcnc-doc/devel/html/hal/components.html
This only makes the generating of missing entries a bit more difficult,
so I skipped that part right now.
/Hans
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