PathPilot V2 source code

Yes.

gpg --yes --no-use-agent --decrypt --passphrase=moravianvalley --output=tgz_filename tgp_filename

tgz_filename is your compressed tar file name you want
tgp_filename is the file you want to decrypt

Thank you for saving me from rooting through the code

it was actually easy to find.
grep -Ri tgp ~tmc/python
its in
pathpilotmanager.py

Hi,
tormach.com/pathpilot-v20-upgrade-38249.html
Is this the right item to order?
Does this have the source code for the Liuxcnc pre-2.8 release that is going out with pathpilot 2.0 releases?
Will this require the gpg password alluded to later by smgvbest (gpg --yes --no-use-agent --decrypt --passphrase=moravianvalley --output=tgz_filename tgp_filename)? Password can change?
The shipping overseas is really killing...so I also will most likely use a mail forwarding service.
-automata

No that is the version for running the machine it does not contain the source code

You want to contact Tormach customer service and request the PP2 Source code. they will tell you how to order which usually involves sending them a check for $10.

they will send you a CD with the source code.

it contains only the parts of LinuxCNC Tormach uses, not the full release of LinuxCNC. you can get the full release on the web.

the gpg password is only to decrypt the update files Tormach sends out if you want to look at them prior to installing them. you can run a diff on them vs your previous installed version to see what they changed.

if you want to build a working version of PP2 from source you're going to want a DEV version of it. I installed PP from the USB drive to a VMWare image first then installed the PP source to it. downloaded the LinuxCNC release they used for that part then you have to install a compiler and tools like glade if your want to edit screens, you also have to install all the dependencies.

in PPV1 source you could do a 'make dep' to install the dependencies. that was removed in PPV2 so you'll have to work those out to get a clean compile.

I would get it to compile cleanly with the original source first before making any changes to the source

Also FWIW,  Tormach uses WingIDE for python work and the source is built for it for debugging. For 'C' use your choice of IDE's or do by hand.
 

@smgvbest

Over in another thread I recently posted a message about not being able to get compiled executables working that were compiled using 2.8.0-pre1 linuxcnc (the archive file you posted. thank you!) If you could take a look at this message, that would be a huge help. 

forum.linuxcnc.org/pathpilot/34463-compi...use-with-pathpilot-2

Do you have to have all of tormach's source code as well to make the compiled executables work in Path Pilot? I thought you could compile 2.8.0-pre1 and just move the files over.

Thanks,
Scott...