G code interpreter using LabVIEW done !!!!!

I finished my G code interpreter using LabVIEW and I tested , and it gave me excellent results.
Any one need help, please contact with me.
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Khaled Metwally
[email protected]
+966540836636

Hi Khaled,
I'm Sagar, a Field Application Engineer working for National Instruments, India. At present I'm working with a CNC machine builder in my territory who is interested in using our Motion Control hardware and software tools to build CNC machines. However the customer is demanding for a G code interpreter in LabVIEW that supports 3 axis coordinated motion profile. I would be able to convince my customer to procure our solution only if I can provide him with a G-code interpreter.
In this juncture could you please provide me with more information on the G code interpreter you have developed in LabVIEW. Would you be interested in sharing the codes with me so that it would help me better cater to my customer requirements?
Awaiting your response.
Thank You.
Warm Regards.
Sagar G Yadav
Field Applications Engineer
National Instruments, India

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