I need a crash couse for 1 hour in C++ programming. I have a CNC machine and a program. Willing to compensate you for your time (1 Viewer)

[Ben & Jerry's]

TIA

 

[The Z Machine]

CNC machine tools typically use "G Code" for their motion, not C++. The former specifies linear, radial, and other "canned cylces" that are typical for milling, turning, grinding, tapping, etc. C++ is a general purpose object oriented programming language that uses a complier to make executable programs for a variety of target devices (PCs, embedded microcontroller, servers, etc).

Why do you need a C++ program for a CNC machine tool?

 

[belljr]

*Compiler

 

[the moops]

Yea if you need G code help, that is pretty easy to get someone up to speed - assuming you have a workable CAM program that creates the code

 

[The Z Machine]

Yea if you need G code help, that is pretty easy to get someone up to speed - assuming you have a workable CAM program that creates the code

You can learn the basic syntax of G Code without any CAM software. Now, getting the machine to make the cuts you want without crashing the tool, that's another story. Watch out for those G00 moves...

 

[Joe Bryant]

Sorry, I have no helpful information for the OP. But I'm just always impressed by the breadth of knowledge on the forum.