Il 27/11/2010 23:40, Andy Pugh ha scritto:
> On 26 November 2010 18:31, Spiderdab<[email protected]>  wrote:
>
>    
>> would like to know if you think there's a possibility of adding a more
>> flexible and 'live' control of acceleration ramps (i wish through g-code..).
>> the point is the need of doing some movement with a fast acc/dec ramp,
>> other with a slow one, into the same g-code program.
>>      
> I am wondering if it makes sense to do what you are doing with G-code and 
> Axis?
>
> Perhaps the better solution would be a simpler front-end to a more
> advanced back-end.
>
> You could define your own file format, of position, velocity and
> accelleration data, and pass that direct to an interpreter.
> G-code is actually a bit clunky for your application (it is actually
> rather clunky for machining, it is so old).
>
> It would be almost trivial to do your stuff using a halrun script,
> creating a set of stepgens and limit3 components, and then setting the
> velocity, position and accelleration of each move.
> "Almost" rather understates the pitfalls.
> 1) I don't think passing values to stepgens in raw hal would queue moves
> 2) I don't think you can use kinematics from HAL.
>    
about 1) and 2)...if you don't think that, it is not so simple then to 
realize?! you're fascinating me with this, but it seems to me a real 
immense work!! isn't it?
there are a lot of things that i would like in such a software, that 
emc2 doesn't have, but i was suggesting about acceleration only, because 
i think in some ways can be interesting also for other emc users.
after that i can do great things for my objective with emc2, so i cannot 
do other than thanks emc devels to let me use it.

greetings.

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