on second thought, this might not be such a great idea - the interpreter output
will depend on the canon layer used which will make regression testing harder
Am 01.05.2011 um 22:11 schrieb Michael Haberler:
> I have a simple issue wrt error handling in the interpreter.
>
> I need to determine wether the current Interp instance is running under task
> ("for real") or for the UI ("I dont bother about hardware at all").
>
>
> What I'd do is add a canon function, say 'SIMULATED()' or so, which returns
> true from gcodemodule.cc and saicanon.cc, and false from emccanon.cc , and
> use that to driver interpreter behaviour.
>
> Valid approach? or maybe there's a simple way which I'm overlooking.
>
> thanks,
> Michael
>
>
> Background: the way I understand it, the pseudo-canon interface presented to
> Interp through gcodemodule.cc fakes "all well" so preview runs to an end;
> whatever actual program execution then delivers is a separate issue (right?)
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