No frills Gerber to GCode converter.
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Open source no frills Gerber to gcode converter, using (a slightly modified) Clipper Lib. Produces an isolation routing gcode file for the given Gerber file.
gbr2ngc will produce a GCode file like this:

from a Gerber file like this:

cd src
make
gbr2ngc --input example/example.gbr --radius 0.0025 --output example.ngc
Current version is in an alpha state, so use at your own risk.
$ ./gbr2ngc -h
gbr2ngc: A gerber to gcode converter
Version 0.8.0
-r, --radius radius radius (default 0)
-F, --fillradius fillradius radius to be used for fill pattern (default to radius above)
-i, --input input input file
-o, --output output output file (default stdout)
-f, --feed feed feed rate (default 10)
-s, --seek seek seek rate (default 100)
-z, --zsafe zsafe z safe height (default 0.1 inches)
-Z, --zcut zcut z cut height (default -0.05 inches)
-M, --metric units in metric
-I, --inches units in inches (default)
-C, --no-comment do not show comments
-R, --machine-readable machine readable (uppercase, no spaces in gcode)
-H, --horizontal route out blank areas with a horizontal scan line technique
-V, --vertical route out blank areas with a vertical scan line technique
-G, --zengarden route out blank areas with a 'zen garden' technique
-P, --print-polygon print polygon regions only (for debugging)
--invertfill invert the fill pattern (experimental)
--simple-infill infill copper polygons with pattern (currently only -H and -V supported)
--no-outline do not route out outline when doing infill
-v, --verbose verbose
-N, --version display version information
-h, --help help (this screen)
See the documentation for a more detailed description of each of the options.
GPLv3