>This is as far as I got today. Any comments or improvements on the workflow?
>FWIW I would consider this rtos work more important for a linuxcnc 2.6
>release than the redis work that just seems to break the build and cause
>problems on 12.04/12.10.

Anders (and anyone else who hasn't had the opportunity to use Michael's redis 
integration branch):

Please - don't throw redis under the bus simply because people haven't had the 
time to use it.  I've been using the 
http://git.mah.priv.at/gitweb/emc2-dev.git/shortlog/refs/heads/interpreter-python-api-numbered-params
 branch for several weeks and Michaels's redis integration represents an 
enormous improvement to the code base with respect to GUI writing.  The 
potential for redis to simplify any number of GUI tasks is enormous.  I'm 
currently use it for python access to the #5xxx g code parameters, as well as a 
replacement for persistent storage of UI settings (e.g. Touchy's preferences 
flat file).  I see it as a large improvement over the status quo, and I've only 
begun to scratch the surface of what it can be used for (I haven't looked at 
the pub/sub stuff, which presents a number of possibilities).

I don't have a patch to Axis/Touchy/G Screen to submit with these redis use 
cases, but perhaps Chris M would be inspired to have a look at Michael's work.  
One very simple thing to do with redis-params is that it makes it quite easy to 
display all the G5x work offsets (not just the current set) on a GUI screen, 
something that wasn't possible before.

Daniel Rogge



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