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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

I'm interested in creating Snake using autolisp, but as far as I can tell, user input is required to get past a grread command. Is there anyway I can break the grread command if no input is received within amount of time?

hi, I'm working on a program that should make some work at the office run autonomous. People will be able to ask for drawings and get a general idea of the price of their product. To let it all go automatic I used the AutoEdit() command. So when I now open the drawing it updates everything makes the drawing fit the screen, pauses the program (so the drawing has time to adjust), and prints it as a pdf. so after the update this is the code: 'change zoom ThisApplication.ActiveView.Fit 'pause the program Dim Finish As Single Finish = Timer + 5 DoEvents Do Until Timer >= Finish Loop 'create pdf ThisDocument.PrintManager.SubmitPrint The programs runs great and everything works. BUT, since everything must go automatically I don't want to press the drawing. when user click send on the online form the drawing must do everything by itself. To do so I've made a VB program which does this: 'open inventor Dim InvTmp As Inventor.Application InvTmp = CType(CreateObject("Inventor.Application"), Inventor.Application) 'open the document InvTmp.Documents.Open("C:\Users\Wouter\Desktop\T&A\My Dropbox\knowledge base\Fase 3\html to inventor\nozzle.ipt", True) And for some reason this goes wrong. when the document is open and starts the AutoEdit(), VBA tells me that Timer has an runtime-6 error overflow. I can't find the source of this. everthing works when I click the drawing but I can't get it automated because of this. I can't drop the pause cause else the zoom wouldn't be changed by the time the printing starts (with a half drawing as a result) any ideas about how to fix this?