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by y_skific
Wed Nov 11, 2020 3:08 pm
Forum: Open discussion
Topic: Civil engineering feature implementation (Transportation Engineering)
Replies: 1277
Views: 233109

Re: Civil engineering feature implementation (Transportation Engineering)

Thanks Joel, I already went through searching how that WSL work on your first advice. It seems to be a good solution for me since Visual Studio since 2017 version has that capability of compiling through WSL or other virtual OS. I already set up WSL on windows and pulled Ubuntu 20.04. Trying to figu...
by y_skific
Tue Nov 10, 2020 5:17 pm
Forum: Open discussion
Topic: Civil engineering feature implementation (Transportation Engineering)
Replies: 1277
Views: 233109

Re: Civil engineering feature implementation (Transportation Engineering)

I haven't run Windows in years - only Linux - so I can't really test until a cross-platform solution can get worked out. I've historically had trouble maintaining a development machine which is really why I've avoided using C++ entirely. I used to write in it a lot - C++ is probably my favorite lan...
by y_skific
Tue Nov 10, 2020 10:37 am
Forum: Open discussion
Topic: Civil engineering feature implementation (Transportation Engineering)
Replies: 1277
Views: 233109

Re: Civil engineering feature implementation (Transportation Engineering)

[/quote] cross plattform is esentiell for FreeCAD as all major systems are widely used. [/quote] I'm conscious of this fact, but for me it means learning CMake and instaling a Linux platform for testing. Two more new topics .... For the start i will stick to Visual Studio, an IDE i'm used to, and ju...
by y_skific
Tue Nov 10, 2020 8:00 am
Forum: Open discussion
Topic: Civil engineering feature implementation (Transportation Engineering)
Replies: 1277
Views: 233109

Re: Civil engineering feature implementation (Transportation Engineering)

I have that code written in managed c# at the moment, i'll give a try to port it to a c++ dll. I'm not sure of the success, because i'm quiet a newbie in c++. I'll get back to you when i reach a first usable library, it might take some time .... Keep us posted on progress on this! Hi Joel and Kunda...
by y_skific
Sat Oct 31, 2020 8:43 pm
Forum: Open discussion
Topic: Civil engineering feature implementation (Transportation Engineering)
Replies: 1277
Views: 233109

Re: Civil engineering feature implementation (Transportation Engineering)

Of course, that doesn't mean this will always be the case, so I realize I may have to start moving computationally intensive routines to C++, or rebuild the workbench entirely in C++. I'm adverse to doing that, however, as it greatly impacts development time and complicates the process. Let me try ...
by y_skific
Sat Oct 31, 2020 5:42 pm
Forum: Open discussion
Topic: Civil engineering feature implementation (Transportation Engineering)
Replies: 1277
Views: 233109

Re: Civil engineering feature implementation (Transportation Engineering)

I'm currently doing all of my development in Python, FYI. I have yet to encounter significant performance issues to require me to shift to C++ I figured out you were working in Python, but there are some algorithms that are quite processor consuming in my library, like the projection of a point on ...
by y_skific
Sat Oct 31, 2020 9:19 am
Forum: Open discussion
Topic: Civil engineering feature implementation (Transportation Engineering)
Replies: 1277
Views: 233109

Re: Civil engineering feature implementation (Transportation Engineering)

I'll take a closer look at what you developed. I've really only developed things just enough to work for my purposes, so I've no doubt there's a number of shortcomings. Always happy to have additional help, though I think this task might be a bit daunting for most folks to get involved. :) All the ...
by y_skific
Mon Oct 19, 2020 5:16 pm
Forum: Open discussion
Topic: Civil engineering feature implementation (Transportation Engineering)
Replies: 1277
Views: 233109

Re: Civil engineering feature implementation (Transportation Engineering)

Hi Joel, I'm also a civil enginer working in trackworks for 30 years now. And just like you, i'm a bit disapointed by the leading Alignment softwares from Bentley or AutoDesk. I just discovered FreeCAD, it's amazing capabilities, and the workbrench you are working on. I went through a developement o...