I try to give few commands MDI,
error:
'maximum number of queued MDI commands exceeded'
how to fix it?
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On 12/29/2013 10:17 AM, Konstantin Navrockiy wrote:
I try to give few commands MDI,
error:
'maximum number of queued MDI commands exceeded'
how to fix it?
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I may have had a similar problem to yours. I fixed it by creating an 'o'
subroutine file, then calling the file from the MDI
Hi all!
I used the same approach as Kirk, but I've found some interesting
behaviour when running this subroutine file: If no program file is
loaded at the moment the MDI command is issued, it fails with the error
message Unable to open file xy (or similar wording, can't test it
right now).
Do you
I have another idea:
I wanted to do the reverse Gcode (using commands MDI)
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I found:
http://git.mah.priv.at/gitweb?p=emc2-dev.git;a=blob;f=src/emc/task/emctaskmain.cc;h=e6a93ed5cdf1a1ae6886398f1453eabf2ce95df6;hb=d4d4b07fb3a95459c5e41069825a5036e127586a#l3171
(it can help))
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please note - I did the original diagnosis and initial code you referred to
however, the current code in master was worked over by Seb, you might want to
talk to him
I am unclear about the status - the way I understand it is that there is
currently no backpressure mechanism on the MDI queue
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