At 03:27 PM 1/9/2009, you wrote:
On Fri, Jan 09, 2009 at 08:06:18PM +, paul_c wrote:
So what do *you* consider to be the alternatives capable of providing
similar functionality ?
This thread is more appropriate for emc-developers. This list is
crazy enough lately! Please put any
On Fri, Jan 09, 2009 at 08:06:18PM +, paul_c wrote:
So what do *you* consider to be the alternatives capable of providing
similar functionality ?
This thread is more appropriate for emc-developers. This list is
crazy enough lately! Please put any responses there.
On Wednesday 07 January 2009, Kenneth Lerman wrote:
NML is used because it supports an environment where functions are split
across multiple machines.
I don't know how widely that functionality is used, though. As far as
I'm concerned, it adds an unnecessary level of complexity.
Please
For my use and for (as far as I can tell), almost everyone else, it is
unnecessary. It is also complex.
Ken
paul_c wrote:
On Wednesday 07 January 2009, Kenneth Lerman wrote:
NML is used because it supports an environment where functions are split
across multiple machines.
I don't know how
On Thursday 08 January 2009, Kenneth Lerman wrote:
For my use and for (as far as I can tell), almost everyone else, it is
unnecessary.
NML describes the data structures as well as the methods for transmitting the
PODs to the various parts of EMC - *Everyone* uses it. Even within the task
Hi Richard,
sorry it took a while to reply...
Could someone explain or point me to documentation that explains the
following:
1.What does the motion controller do? Is is part of HAL? How is it
built? I see that the file motion.c has a 'main' function but the
Makefile does not link it, only
Could someone explain or point me to documentation that explains the
following:
1.What does the motion controller do? Is is part of HAL? How is it
built? I see that the file motion.c has a 'main' function but the
Makefile does not link it, only compiles it to an object file. How is
this
I'll take a shot at answering number 3.
Richard F. Amaral wrote:
Could someone explain or point me to documentation that explains the
following:
...
3. Why use NML? Why not use just shared memory? Is NML an attempt at
standardizing communication between software entities, i.e.
