Re: [Emc-users] Stepping through linuxcnc

2023-12-11 Thread andy pugh
On Sun, 10 Dec 2023 at 23:14, alanmthomason--- via Emc-users wrote: > > I was hoping to use a debugger to step through it. Rather than stepping through the code, you could try following the flow id information in the code from the G-code interpreter into the motion module with the help of an ID

Re: [Emc-users] Stepping through linuxcnc

2023-12-10 Thread Chris Albertson
Debuggers don’t work well with real-time code. and there is WAY to much code for that. Professionally I’ve had to come up to speed on large software projects several times. The best way is to first become an expert at the user level and learn what it does. This applies to radars, camera firm

Re: [Emc-users] Stepping through linuxcnc

2023-12-10 Thread Jon Elson
On 12/10/23 17:08, alanmthomason--- via Emc-users wrote: Hi There.I am looking for guidance to build linuxcnc in a way that I can step through it. I can build currently, but in trying to understand the underlying code I was hoping to use a debugger to step through it. I could not find any flags

[Emc-users] Stepping through linuxcnc

2023-12-10 Thread alanmthomason--- via Emc-users
Hi There.I am looking for guidance to build linuxcnc in a way that I can step through it. I can build currently, but in trying to understand the underlying code I was hoping to use a debugger to step through it. I could not find any flags in the configure -help that looked right. Thanks s