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Copy edited (e.g. ref. <http://reprap.org/wiki/Marlin>). Added some context. (its = possessive, it's = "it is" or "it has". See for example <http://www.wikihow.com/Use-Its-and-It%27s>.)
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edit approved May 27, 2016 at 3:53
Peter Mortensen
edit approved May 27, 2016 at 3:53
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Which algorithm does marlinMarlin use to create arcs?

I'm writing a paper about a plotter (I use a Prusa i3 with a custom "extruder" aka pen). And I'm supposed to write about the algorithms I/the plotter use(s). I tried reverse engineering, but since I'm not very experienced with this technique I wasn't successful. So I'm looking for the algorithm that marlinMarlin uses for it'sits G2/G3 commands.

Which algorithm does marlin use to create arcs?

I'm writing a paper about plotter (I use a Prusa i3 with a custom "extruder" aka pen). And I'm supposed to write about the algorithms I/the plotter use(s). I tried reverse engineering but since I'm not very experienced with this technique I wasn't successful. So I'm looking for the algorithm that marlin uses for it's G2/G3 commands.

Which algorithm does Marlin use to create arcs?

I'm writing a paper about a plotter (I use a Prusa i3 with a custom "extruder" aka pen). And I'm supposed to write about the algorithms I/the plotter use(s). I tried reverse engineering, but since I'm not very experienced with this technique I wasn't successful. So I'm looking for the algorithm that Marlin uses for its G2/G3 commands.

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Which algorithm does marlin use to create arcs?

I'm writing a paper about plotter (I use a Prusa i3 with a custom "extruder" aka pen). And I'm supposed to write about the algorithms I/the plotter use(s). I tried reverse engineering but since I'm not very experienced with this technique I wasn't successful. So I'm looking for the algorithm that marlin uses for it's G2/G3 commands.