Compiling rs274

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27 Apr 2018 12:34 #109702 by Wace
Compiling rs274 was created by Wace
Hello, I'm interesting about the rs274ngc interpreter. I would like being able to compil it out of linuxcnc.
I saw that rs274ngc could be call in the prompt and is able to translate gcode into a canon text file whitout using Linuxcnc.
The process really interest me. It's why I would like beeing able to get all the necessary files and compil them.
I tried to make the Submakefile in the directory: /linuxcnc-master/src/emc/rs274ngc/.

I wrote: >make -f Submakefile

but I get the message:
//Translated:
make: *** No rules to build the target « objects/emc/rs274ngc/interp_arc.o », necessary for « ../lib/librs274.so.0 ». Stop.
//Original:
make: *** Pas de règle pour fabriquer la cible « objects/emc/rs274ngc/interp_arc.o », nécessaire pour « ../lib/librs274.so.0 ». Arrêt.

So could you tell me if its possible to compil only the rs274ngc?
And if yes, how could I do it?

Best regards.

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28 Apr 2018 22:08 #109778 by Grotius
Replied by Grotius on topic Compiling rs274
Hi Wace,

have you already checked this documents?

stand alone interpreter
nist

Next I wanted to make a standalone interpreter in EMC2, but the source
files are so different that the old Makefile won"t work. Also, after
asking a few questions on the developer"s list, I found out that the
EMC2 version of the interpreter is encapsulated in a C++ class. All
these changes are good things IMHO, but I couldn"t build a standalone
interpreter...


It is to do if you are expert programmer.
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30 Apr 2018 07:33 #109849 by Wace
Replied by Wace on topic Compiling rs274
Thank you so much.
It excactly looks like what I'm searching for.
best regards.

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02 May 2018 22:36 #110063 by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic Compiling rs274
You could try asking on the LinuxCNC developers mailing list, you are more likely to find the expertise you need there.

Or you could try the linuxcnc-devel IRC (on freenode) but that is a bit of a ganble on finding the right peope online at the right time.

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