[jonbanquer]

Daniel,

Looks like CNC Software has done a much better job of documenting their post language since I last used MasterCAM at version 5. Thanks for taking an intererst in helping me understand more about MasterCAM's post language. Very much appreciated !

"I know that this place is not a employment agency, but I would like too ask for you, buddies, if you believe that is possible I come to get a job in my profession in USA. It´s hard for a foreign get a job there? "

The best way I can answer you is to state these FACTS:

Illegal imagration from Mexico is very, very common. If the person crossing the border does not get caught in the act then the US Goverment does not seem to have any interest in deporting people. I live in Phoenix, Arizona. On any given day you have at least 75 illegals looking for work standing in front of Home Depot near downtown Phoenix. Most can not speak much or any english.

As far as your concerned :

In my opinion your english is already good enough.

I doubt you would have any problem getting hired in a Phoenix,
Arizona job shop. You might want to check on line on any Sunday
for all the ads in the Arizona Republic newspaper.

If you swear that Aryton Senna was the greatest F1 driver of all time
then I might try and get you hired at out shop. :>)

jon

[CAMFUN]

"If you swear that Aryton Senna was the greatest F1 driver of all time"

:cheers:

Thanks Jon

[Idealchip]

Hey jrrhotrod:

We use mastercam 8 ,I believe the sx15 processor is under the EZTrak file. You have to make sure that post processor was installed when you installed the software.

[sanjeevlj]

thankyou

[mastercamguru]

The MP language is very similar to the C language, although it is parsed differently, the concept is very similar.

One thing to know is that understanding the mp.dll and how it executes and passes parameters to the post is just as important as the language itself.

Interpreting the nci file is another big part of post programming, if you really want to be a power user I suggest some Visual Basic or C/C++ programming background.

Although it isn't necessary, for basic changes it will help alot with major ones.

ie: algorithms--nested loops--bufferring---file manipulation,etc.

Knowledge of these concepts first helps speed up the learning curve.

[mastercamguru]

The V9 Post Reference Guide is a very good starting point. Read it front to back. Twice. Just kidding.

The changes to X posts is in the documentation folder in X if any one hasn't already found it.