On Mar 25 2014 12:00 AM, Frank Tkalcevic wrote: > I want to add a linuxcnc gcode preview to my C++ Qt application. So > the > first question is, has anyone already done this, so I can reuse the > code?
I guess I would first ask if the licenses are compatible. If so, then I am sure you are good., If not, then you have to find a path through that minefield. > Failing that, I've been looking at implementing it myself. I can see > some > examples such as, gcodemodule.cc and saicanon.cc, which seem to just > implement a whole series of global functions like ARC_FEED and > STRAIGHT_FEED. > > > > Does that sound correct? > > > > If so, my issue seems to be that the class that they rely on, class > Interp, > is private to linuxcnc. I like to keep my code separate from the > linuxcnc > git blob - I still don't know how best to manage my changes and the > rest of > the world's changes. I would say you do not understand a source code repository (particularly git) and how that allows you to set up branches, forks, etc. Using git in your own named branch is probably the way to go... > Any suggestions on how I can proceede? I was thinking of writing a > public > (to linuxcnc) pure virtual class that wraps the global functions so I > would > then create a derived class from that. EBo -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Emc-developers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/emc-developers
