>
> There was talk for version 2.6 or later of making HAL stand-alone and
> otherwise repackaging various parts of lcnc to be individually installable.
> I would very much like to see that, but I neither proposed it or championed
> it, however I will be glad to add it to the whiteboard if no one else does.
>
> Regards,
> Eric
>
I would bet if that is ever going to happen it will only happen on lcnc3.
Please add it to the wiki
I want to stress that just because an idea is on the wiki doesn't mean it will
ever
get done. This is more for the planning stages of infrastructure. This is to
create dialog and thought.
There are some great ideas there already!
It might also be an interesting page for people to write about what project they
are integrating using linuxcnc outside of our project.
There has been quite a few interesting forks. It would be good to keep the
authors
close so that we can incorporate desirable features.
Chris M
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