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Fix runtests for Stretch and Buster
Further python to python2 conversions in non .py files
hal_gpio_h3: allocate proper amount of memory
as required by stepgen
hal_gpio_h3_demo: enable fp in the slow thread
Required to get configure value into Makefile via the AC_SUBST() mechanism
Might have resulted in the `hal_gpio` module being built from the `hal_gpio_h3` object file, depending upon the execution order and whether the `--with-platform-xxx` switches were used
GPIO driver for the H3 SoC based boards (OrangePi, NanoPi)
This changed back to being a requirement with the multicore merge. Will default to no floating point.
Set slow (servo) thread to floating point
hal/i_components: add dummy_stepgen
Contain a lot of information and links that otherwise will be lost Suggested this at the time, but it has not been forthcoming. Signed-off-by: Mick <arceye@mgware.co.uk>
Create README for hal_gpio_h3 driver
This is based on inspection of rcslib-2014.04.29 but is not a direct copy as the API was changed from taking pointers to taking copies when it comes to inputs that are not changed. One of the atan2 calls is also changed. Closes #1350 Author: Jepler@unpythonic.net Signed-off-by: Mick <arceye@mgware.co.uk>
posemath: Adapt upstream changes - import from linuxcnc #5724d8f59.
Orange Pi H3 port/pin names support for the GPIO driver
C++ chockes on variables named "new" /home/bas/projects/machinekit/include/userpci/list.h:60:49: error: expected ‘,’ or ‘...’ before ‘new’ static inline void __list_add(struct list_head *new, invalid conversion error of void pointer: /machinekit/include/userpci/list.h:118:25: error: invalid conversion from ‘void*’ to ‘list_head*’ [-fpermissive] entry->prev = (void *) 0;
src/rtapi/userpci/list.h: fixes for compiling C++
… with kernel 4.14.x rt-preempt and Delta printer support
Commit a625958 from PR #1303 improved `debian/changelog` handling, but had to throw away optimizations from commit 0fe6559 (from PR #1293) that reduce the number of files that must be copied over to mk-cross-builder when updating the container. This commit adds back new, simpler optimizations for the same purpose.
The `debian/linuxcnc-sim.sharedmimeinfo` symlink pointed to `debian/linuxcnc.sharedmimeinfo`. When packages were renamed to `machinekit`, I removed the link target in ad308c6, but failed to remove the symlink.
While updating the Docker images for Jessie CI to replace the emdebian cross-compile toolchain with Linaro's, the RT build mysteriously broke, and I'm unclear why the behavior should be different. (I also wonder if this would obviate any of the monkey-patching in the Dockerfile.) This is related to revs. 0b06a45 and de1ad06 from PR #1077 and issue #1072
Long `ls -alR` output exceeds Travis CI's output limit, obscuring the
error. It seems like this was probably once used for debugging, and
is now not useful. Removed.
Reflow the `send_binaries.sh` script to squash indented blocks.
Handle case when `${SFTP_PASSWD}` is empty:
$ .travis/send_status.sh
sshpass: invalid option -- 'P'
sshpass: invalid option -- 'o'
Usage: sshpass [-f|-d|-p|-e] [-hV] command parameters
This test is probably badly designed, and even if not it fails too frequently on Travis CI.
Ctrl-C & keyboard interrupts now work
CI system updates
Courtesy of Dale Lukas Peterson <hazelnusse@gmail.com> and linuxcnc commit LinuxCNC@5bdebef Debian sid now includes libmodbus 3.1.4-1 which breaks existing API Can be expected to filter down through the backports Fixes machinekit-hal/issues/166 Signed-off-by: Mick <arceye@mgware.co.uk>
Add libmodbus version checks
Add missing backslash to escape quote
xhc-whb04b-6 pendant HAL component (squashed pr)
…caling of ACV/DCV pin, renamed cli arg -V to -U
minor hy_vfd fixes (scaling, cli args, hal param vs. pin)
… removed compiler warning
xhc-whb04b-6 component: code cleanup
Add toggle function for Mist/Flood/Lube Mist attached to macro16 Flood attached to macro15 Lube attached to macro2
…-whb04b-6 Add toggle function for Mist/Flood/Lube
with CandCNC Mini-IO BOB on X2 mill.
The G4 dwell "P" value in RepRap gcode is specified in milliseconds, but in ngc it is in seconds. Use a lambda in a replacement regex to divide by 1000. See: https://reprap.org/wiki/G-code#G4:_Dwell http://www.linuxcnc.org/docs/2.5/html/gcode/gcode.html#sec:G4-Dwell https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14177592/perform-simple-math-on-regular-expression-output-python
scripts/gcode-to-ngc: Convert G4 param to seconds
update spec file for latest redhat/fedora environment, add patch for rpc
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Hi
Sorry for this but for the author have change the way for do this and now this is obsolete.
Have a nice day, best regards
machinekit#1436