Guess store in database with some kind of standard protocol would be a very good solution. If I understand it correct SQL is a standard "language" to access database. However not sure if possible to use SQL against common databases if run on a server or locally.
Nicklas Karlsson ons 2025-11-05 klockan 12:02 -0600 skrev Brad Collette: > Hey guys, > > A few weeks ago in the video meetup we started talking about co-development > of a better tool synchronization solution. I took some time to dig into > this and was amazed at how bad the state-of-the-art appears to be. > > I don't think the solution belongs in either LinuxCNC or in FreeCAD. > Rather, I think it's a perfect opportunity to start a new open-source > project. > > I've put together a new Github organization (loobric) and started work on > several repos within it. > I'd love to get some feedback on this direction and would REALLY love to > get some help. > > There's a blog post > <https://loobric.com/blog/introducing-smooth-tool-data-sync> that describes > the big picture > For developers, the main repo is at https://github.com/loobric/smooth-core and > the README should be enough to explain what's going on. > > Let me know what you think or if there are glaring questions that I've > failed to answer in the blog post or readme. > _______________________________________________ Emc-developers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/emc-developers
