Gentlemen,
I was thinking like a shop owner and it did not even hurt. :)
Is some of the resistance to LinuxCNC on machines the reality of lack of
service personnel? If this is so then maybe we should work on specific and
explicit docs and messages to allow the control to diagnose (or tell the
On 07/23/2012 10:45 AM, Stuart Stevenson wrote:
Maybe a debug gui with message tags at various places in the software to
display the control flow and where the current tag is stopped.
Are you thinking of a program to comb through the log files looking
for error messages that we know how to
I was thinking of having a debug level of messages interspersed in the
config files that when read would build a display of the program flow with
a 'token' showing where the control flow is currently. This would allow a
debug to pinpoint the stopping point and also watch the flow during the
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I was thinking of having a debug level of messages interspersed in the
config files that when read would build a display of the program flow with
a 'token' showing where
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I was thinking of having a debug level of messages interspersed in the
config files that when read would build a display of the program flow
2012/7/23 Belli Button be...@iafrica.com:
I think 'Shop owner resistance' stems from the fact that LCNC does not have
an 0800 'Help desk' or 'call your nearest agent', etc.
I am building machines with LinuxCNC on it. _All_ of my contracts
include 24 month warranty, so I am that agent my clients
