Wednesday, October 07, 2009
Getting ready for Mendel
I have done some file reorganizations in the RepRap subversion repository to tidy things for the Mendel release.
Under the location
trunk/mendel/electronics - the designs for Mendel
trunk/mendel/firmware
trunk/mendel/mechanics
trunk/darwin/electronics - the designs for Darwin
trunk/darwin/firmware
trunk/darwin/mechanics
trunk/reprap/host - the Java host software (common to both)
The Darwin designs used to be under trunk/reprap, and they still are for the time being to avoid breaking links. But eventually I will remove those.
Some of the Mendel data is already there, and we'll be adding the rest shortly.
Under the location
https://reprap.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/reprap the (partial) directory structure of the trunk is now (the links are for browsing):trunk/mendel/electronics - the designs for Mendel
trunk/mendel/firmware
trunk/mendel/mechanics
trunk/darwin/electronics - the designs for Darwin
trunk/darwin/firmware
trunk/darwin/mechanics
trunk/reprap/host - the Java host software (common to both)
The Darwin designs used to be under trunk/reprap, and they still are for the time being to avoid breaking links. But eventually I will remove those.
Some of the Mendel data is already there, and we'll be adding the rest shortly.
Labels: Mendel, release, version 2
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Given how no one else has posted, I do believe that this is the definition of waiting with bated breath.
You should name it mendel_v4 and darvin_v3 or similar, so that
people logging in can see what "mendel" and "darvin" are in the history.
Not everyone has reat half the wiki. and gotten completely familar with the project. ;)
Some just want to have a look at the current design.
people logging in can see what "mendel" and "darvin" are in the history.
Not everyone has reat half the wiki. and gotten completely familar with the project. ;)
Some just want to have a look at the current design.
Could I suggest exporting the CAD data to something a little more interoperable, such as JT? That's Siemens' own interoperable format in SolidEdge, and I know I can import it into most of CAD programs here at the university.
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