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    EdytorNC
    The EdytorNC project now consists of four applications that can be useful for programming and operating CNC machine tools. EditorNC is a specialised text editor for CNC programmers. FTPserver is a simple FTP server for transferring cnc programs to and from the machine. SerialPortFileServer is a simple server for transferring cnc programmes to and from the machine via RS232 ports. ProgramManager is a program that makes it easy to search for cnc programs based on, for example, part...
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    Automatic Drawing Generation

    Automatic Drawing Generation

    A canvas library for generating technical drawings

    The ADG library (Automatic Drawing Generation) is a set of functions focused on automating the drawing of mechanical parts. It is not a CAD system but a GObject-based library where a custom application can put common CAD entities such as paths, hatches and dimensions, to automatically create technical drawings. A demo application is provided in order to show the capabilities of the canvas. Although it is possible to interact with the library directly in C (that is what the adg-demo...
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    RPi CNC

    RPi CNC

    Special Raspbian image system

    Well I take a raspbian lite version, and modify all programs installed, to make compatible to CNC's and 3D Printers. Note: This .img is compatible with Pi CNC Hat. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bueno he escogido una version Raspbian lite, la he modificado por completo respecto a programas instalados para hacerla compatible con las CNC y impresoras 3D. Nota: esta imagen es compatible con el Pi CNC Hat
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    Intel(R) CnC

    Intel(R) CnC

    Parallelism without the Pain

    CnC makes it easy to write C++ programs which take full advantage of the available parallelism. Whether run on multicore systems, Xeon Phi™ or clusters CnC will seamlessly exploit the performance potential of your hardware. Through its portabilty and composability (with itself and other tools) it provides future-proof scalability. Intel© Concurrent Collections for C++ is a C++ template library for letting C++ programmers implement CnC applications which run in parallel on shared and...
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    This software is used to create and modify machine programs for EMCO Compact 5 and Control T.U. CNC-2A lathes and to send / received them between PC and machine over serial connection and ethernet using a converter (like lantronix XPort).
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