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progeCAD and AutoCAD Forum :: Upgrade the AutoLISP R14 to VirtualC+

d2010 — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 13:52:34 GMT

Author: d2010
Subject: Upgrade the AutoLISP R14 to VirtualC+
Posted: Thu Feb 02, 2012 1:52 pm (GMT 0)

Embedding C++ in LISP-R14 , embedding math equation in LISP-R14
Virtual C in programs autolisp R14
For all CAD's paltforms: ProgeCAD,CADian, ZWCAD, BrisCAD,AutoCAD, GstarCAD, TurboCAD, IntelliCAD, ProgeCAD,BrisCAD...whcih accepts autolisp R14..
VlaxCompiler features:
1. embedding C++ in LISP
2. convert lisp to source C++ADS
3. compile C++ to Lisp program
4. convert SLD to Lisp_Grdraw
5. combining TXT to Lisp
6. combining DCL to Lisp
7. interpret mathematical formulas (huge size formulas) to LISP
8. convert source lisp to mathematical formulas
9. convert SLD to JavaScript and HTML
10. convert SLD to MsWord.exe . document
11. convert SLD to Lisp_DCL dialog
12. combining TXT to C++ one string
convert c++lisp to visual c++ads/arx(testing phase).
Virtual C in the ;language autolisp
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progeCAD and AutoCAD Forum :: speeds and feeds help

mdr85 — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 19:18:49 GMT

Author: mdr85
Subject: speeds and feeds help
Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2012 7:18 pm (GMT 0)

Is there a good rule of thumb for setting rpms or feed rates for cold roll steel? OR dose anyone have a table with that information?
Thanks!

progeCAD and AutoCAD Forum :: RE: Civil Batters

Norm — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 14:30:44 GMT

Author: Norm
Subject: Import surface from LandXML
Posted: Mon Jan 23, 2012 2:30 pm (GMT 0)

When you import a surface from a LandXML file, ProgeEARTH will create the surface. All you need to do is to open the surface and have progeEARTH draw the contours (if desired). You can use the surface for volumes without drawing contours.

Thanks,
Norm