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Call Grind for Lisp (CG) is a Lisp application aimed to help profiling of lisp programs running on IntelliCAD, AutoCAD, BricsCAD and alikes. If you are in need of determining the bottle-necks, the time consumed for specified functions , visualize call diagram of your lisp application you may find CG useful. CG collects data (time consumed by each function and call stack) at runtime (dynamic analysis) and creates “call grind” type output to be used by CacheGrind system (credit goes to authors). Requirement: Download and install qcachegrind software recompiled for Windows version of KCacheGrind. Refer to header of the lisp code attached for instructions. Limitation: May fail in consecutive functions forming loop. License: Copy Left Enhanced the code, found a bug? Just let me know. Suha cg.lsp
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How to do gear dynamic analysis? (Problem of insert joint part)
zmarcoz posted a topic in Autodesk Inventor
I am creating my first very simple gears for learning dynamic analysis. I followed a youtube video to create two gears, then I try to run the analysis. When I create a cylinder-to-cylinder joint, it asks for the cylinders (which are the gears) and the origins of those gears. I can set the gears easily, but I cannot set the origins. Please help. I attached the assembly file here. Sorry that the forum do not take *.iam file, so I zip the file Assembly1.zip