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Stimpy:
Hello All

I have compiled the LaserShark 3DP software for windows 7 64bit.
I will try also for 32bit version of windows.

Download installer or rar file.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/mxdvb8bp8w52hn4/LaserShark%203DP.msi
https://www.dropbox.com/s/qy0ohefa0qsd2qf/LaserShark%203DP.rar

Let me know if you got problems with it maybe you get libusb problem.
Download zadig from http://zadig.akeo.ie/ and install libusb driver.

Greetings Stimpy

Macpod:
Cool! Did you have any issues with compiling the code? How familiar are you with cmake? It would be great to have some package searchers for windows made to find libusb and libjson-rpc-cpp. I think it would help others out in the future :)

Edit: This week will be a really busy one for me, cant wait to get back and finish up the code :)

Stimpy:
I have used cygwin64 full installed to compile on windows 7 64bit. And there where no problems with it. Cmake not so familiar with it but will read and try some things.
But lets wait till you are back next week then we can chat maybe on irc :D

danielm:
Stimpy.

I tried to launch your build of lasershark_3dp on Win7 x64, without success. I always get this error:

Error encounteredUart bridge general failure.Error connecting: Uart bridge gener
al failure.
LaserShark disconnecting
libusbx: warning [libusb_exit] some libusb_devices were leaked

I am running LaserShark v4 firmware and installed libusb0 (v1.2.6.0) via Zadig. I see 3 Lasershark devices in Zadig (Interface 0, Interface 1, Interface 2) and libsub0 is installed for each of them.

Any ideas?

Macpod:
The code in the repo which stimpy built off of expects a lasershark and twostep board to be attached.

Your error message indicates that it was unable to talk to the twostep board. Do you have one... and if so was it powered?

The good news is if you made it that far it indicates it was successful in connecting to the lasershark. :)

The code is quite modular and the twostep code can be swapped out for an object that connects with whatever stepper motor driver you are using. I do not own one of these various stepper motor driver boards however so someone else will need to write this portion of the code.

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