if I copy a Codesys 2.3 project from PC1 to PC2, and then open it on PC2, I quite often see a message like "The version of at least one library has changed.." or alike.
Sometimes after such message, a project that compiles without errors on PC1, compiles with errors on PC2.
Is there a way to know the versions of which libraries exactly do not match ?
Indeed I can find this the hard way, comparing .lib versions / sizes / timestamps etc. But for a project with lots of .lib's that's quite time consuming procedure. Is there an easier way?
Thanks
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Hi,
if I copy a Codesys 2.3 project from PC1 to PC2, and then open it on PC2, I quite often see a message like "The version of at least one library has changed.." or alike.
Sometimes after such message, a project that compiles without errors on PC1, compiles with errors on PC2.
Is there a way to know the versions of which libraries exactly do not match ?
Indeed I can find this the hard way, comparing .lib versions / sizes / timestamps etc. But for a project with lots of .lib's that's quite time consuming procedure. Is there an easier way?
Thanks
version numbers are in the library window.
and why use so many libs?
yes i realise when using communications they have for every bit another lib.