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On 7/18/2013 9:33 AM, Michael Haberler wrote:
> I'd be interested in what was your biggest-sized G-code program
> ever
> 
> good enough: file size, number of lines - just a rough indication
> is fine
> 
> ---
> 
> background: I am considering alternative internal representations
> of G-code and want to get a handle on the problem size

Question:  Would you design something in today's world that had any
sort of hard-coded limit (other than maybe native memory size)?

If so, why?

I envision a future where gcode files are split into 1 Gig chunks
because Microsoft^H LinuxCNC can't handle files bigger than that(*).

Also, if I'm not the only one seeing load-time issues with gcode
files, perhaps the validation and loading of a gcode file could be
split.  I like validating the gcode, but don't feel like it's
necessary to perform that step every time I load the same file into
Axis to run a job over again.

I was blaming the gcode load times on the "sluggish" 1 GHz ARM on the
BeagleBone, but it sounds like the gcode files for 3D printing are
towards the larger end of "typical" for LinuxCNC.

(*) Obscure reference to the DVD format, and why it uses a collection
of 1G VOB files instead of a single large video file.

- -- 
Charles Steinkuehler
char...@steinkuehler.net
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