New command-line host for Windows: send-gcode
I wanted a simple command-line g-code sender, but was unable to find one that worked on my machine (send.py fails after just a couple commands). The only solution I could find was create one:...
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Sounds interesting, I'd like to try it out. But am I missing a .exe file at git?
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github buries binaries in hard-to-spot places :(
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Thanks, didn't see that one :) But, is there really a compiled send-gcode.exe in there somewhere? Because I still can't find one :S
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It's in that zip file. It's possible that an overly-agressive browser or security package strips it out :(
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Ah! d38c995 is the source zip. You clicked the "download .zip" button instead of the link I circled (send-gcode-2010-09-27.zip)
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Sorry :S That was terribly stupid of me, I found it. I'll go and hide in a corner now.
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It's not you; github just makes it more confusing than it needs to be. Maybe I'll mirror on the Wiki after I get home tonight.
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In case you use a firmware which can do XON/XOFF flow control, there's no need for a specific sending application. Just use your favourite serial terminal app or even "cat xxx.gcode >/dev/arduino"...
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I can't wait to try FiveD on Arduino once it supports non-integer steps-per-mm; rounding that to an integer on my machine would cause holes that are 100mm apart to be off by around 1.5mm.
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QuoteI can't wait to try FiveD on Arduino once it supports non-integer steps-per-mm I took the freedom to write down this feature request in GitHub: [github.com] Clearly we won't introduce floating...
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Great! I suspect 5D on Arduino is well on its way toward becoming the most-favored firmware.
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The STEPS_PER_MM_{X|Y|Z|E} value was just raised by factor 1000 in precision. Please test, as I haven't hardware to measure this kind of stuff.
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I'm a bit confused which Gen3 branch I should use.
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Yes, Gen3 in the RepRap-recommended setup (i.e. with a secondary controller) is still in the works. Several people are working on this, you probably want to try on one of the "gen3... labeld branches.
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Hello, nice tool. Is it possible to port it to Linux or are you using crap like .NET?
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It's native C++, but uses the Windows API for serial.
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OK then it would be possible to port it to Linux. I have here somehwere a serial port class written with boost library.
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I tried to use this, but when i click on the .exe file it opens up for a split second then is gone.... im running windows xp. Any thoughts on why it does this?
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