Grip Compiling
Grip Compiling
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I have been searching the threads for this and so far no luck.
Basically we have a grip program that was provided for us, and I only want to modify it to produce more decimal places. You select a line and number of points and it spits the points into a .dat file.
This is easy enough to modify the .grs file, but I can't figure out how to compile the .grs into a .grx.
I got the assumption from one of the posts that this no longer requires a special license, if it does we don't have it, and that it should be available to all basic licenses of UG.
All I need is the command utility and location of the compiler. Thanks,
Basically we have a grip program that was provided for us, and I only want to modify it to produce more decimal places. You select a line and number of points and it spits the points into a .dat file.
This is easy enough to modify the .grs file, but I can't figure out how to compile the .grs into a .grx.
I got the assumption from one of the posts that this no longer requires a special license, if it does we don't have it, and that it should be available to all basic licenses of UG.
All I need is the command utility and location of the compiler. Thanks,





RE: Grip Compiling
To compile, start the GRIP development environment (Windows start button -> NX program group -> NX Tools -> NX Open Grip), use option 4 to change the output directory as desired, use option 2 to compile your source file(s) (this step creates the .gri file(s)), fix errors reported and repeat as necessary, and finally option 3 to link the file(s) (the .grx file is created).
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RE: Grip Compiling
The development environment is called GRADE (Grip Advanced Development Environoment).
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RE: Grip Compiling
Thanks for the hole cowski, as always you have the answer I seem to need.
RE: Grip Compiling
Thanks again
RE: Grip Compiling
and the source is "non confidential", "we" can help you. It's a matter of maybe 30 seconds work to compile it for you.
- Provided the source is ok.
If the .grs is non-confidential , upload it here and some of us will put it back.
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Tomas
RE: Grip Compiling
I modified the file to provide 7 decimal places, though I realize this will be a bit over kill 3 has proven to be insufficient for our purposes.
Thanks again.
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