Then you need to send a patch so we can look at it, and if you're still
interested you can sign up as a developer and commit the changes yourself.
Regards,
Alex
- Original Message -
From: "Chris Morley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, May 07, 2007 7:03 PM
Subject: [Emc-developers
Greetings.
I have contacted Marc of classicladder fame. While he is interested in my
patches, he seems less interested in working together (I may be wrong its
just my feeling from him).
It seems he is working on a new classicladder-but I'm not sure if that means
a completely new one or next up
"Submakefile" is just a Makefile. The format is described extensively
in "info make".
The file src/Submakefile.skel gives some specific examples, including
how to add a new userspace binary. You can also look at the lines for
existing GUIs in src/emc/usr_intf/Submakefile
Jeff
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Fengli,
Look for each instance of "EMCSHSRCS" for example. You will want to create a
variable for your gui, and then add an entry corresponding to each existing
instance of EMCSHSRC. For example, you will want to add something like the
following:
MYGUISRCS := emc/usr_intf/mydir/mygui.cc \
hi, all
Having make my own gui by qt, I was told that I should modify the
Submakefile located in emc2\src\emc\usr_intf directory after adding my own
gui source code into emc2. I have placed my own gui source
coed in emc2\src\emc\usr_intf directory, named zflgui(it's a folder in fact,
in which a fe
