On Mon, 2010-05-17 at 20:42 -0500, Jon Elson wrote: > John Kasunich wrote: > > The quirks are not with offsets. The problem is "run-from-line". > > > > It is evil. Don't do it. > > > > Sorry, just had to say that.... IMO RFL is only suitable for > > very simple programs, I don't trust it to handle subroutines, > > offsets, etc correctly. > > > > We've had the discussion of why a rock-solid RFL is a hard > > problem about 100 times... > > > Ugh, this is bad news. I really hate this bit of having to edit the > program and reload every time something goes wrong and you have to pick > up in the middle of a program. > > I have had good luck with it on totally linear programs. > > Jon > Maybe this is a gentle hint to stay with linear programs. KISS has its advantages. I do a lot of work with a few lines of C to write G code. Yes it generates lots of lines but to my simple mind an easier way to go. ;-)
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