I'm running it on 3 machines, I can compile in about 30 minutes. Haven't built in a little while, I've been using the appimage. Let me verify everything is still working correctly.

freman wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 8:08 am

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08:02:46  Traceback (most recent call last):

<class 'AttributeError'>: 'OCL_Tool' object has no attribute 'cuttingEdgeAngle'

self.cutEdgeHeight == -1.0 ??

It's saying there is no cuttingEdgeAngle, it's not erroring on the height.

Just noticed this, I use distcc with docker. On the remote machines I use the following dockerfile: FROM registry.gitlab.com/daviddaish/freecad_docker_env:latest RUN apt-get update && \ apt-get install -y \ distcc distcc-pump procps g++-6 gcc-6 && \ rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* &&...

If you have a raspberry pi sitting around I'd highly recommend https://cnc.js.org/, it's what I use with my 3018.

Right now it is: Py::Dict CommandPy::getParameters(void) const { Py::Dict dict; for(std::map<std::string,double>::iterator i = getCommandPtr()->Parameters.begin(); i != getCommandPtr()->Parameters.end(); ++i) { dict.setItem(i->first, Py::Float(i->second)); } return dict; } You should be able to chan...

That's just how interop between languages works. The data is represented internally differently, so you have to translate it whenever you switch between c++ and python. The options to fix it are calling those functions from python as little as possible (like you said to save the parameters rather th...

Thanks very much for the input and the extra checking. Is the getter and setter for the parameters Pdict property unnecessarily cumbersome, could this be done better? This is one concrete example which was at the heart of the massive post-processor memory hog. Could you advise on that? If CXX is to...

wmayer found the bug which was causing huge memory losses but it seems the whole c++/py mix in inherently messy. Maybe some things could be improved if python guys were more aware of the guts of CXX code and how to avoid the pitfalls and limitations ( but that is probably not what python progammers...

I haven't created a job with python before. It would be something along the lines of: from PathScripts import PathJob job = PathJob.create("job_name", "model_object") That was giving me an error, but is pretty close to what you would need to do. Maybe someone else that has tried ...

Here's a good video from sliptonic on setting up your job https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjlfL5IQxzI&t=226s . Setting the origin is at around the 4 minute mark.