More Software

Hi folks,

I don't remember quit what I wrote previously, ( hope I didn't say
any thing stupid :) , but as you all know, there is zillions of
links and stuff on the web, and I am sure that among those, we will
find a lot of useful stuff. So before trying to code anything, - I
think it would be worth the effort to look around. And as Bertho
said, we should organize the stuff a bit. The thing is that there
is so much, - and the map is changing everyday. We may follow in
each others footstep, and just waste time on something others are
familiar with already.

I guess I am doing that now: I have just looked at BRL-CAD,
something I guess some of you already have opinions about.
What kind of output formats does it have ?
Is it nice ?

( I wonder if one of the developers has written some stuff I had in
school once upon a time )

Then I found a NC/CNC/CAM package for Autocad. I have not unzipped
the software yet.
Papers on NC toolpath generation and modeling.
Just to name a few items.

( I don't want to mess up everything, but some of us would like
CAD/CAM under Linux and related stuff )



//ARNE