I have make correctly a lib from a C code (follow the 'C_IN_32Bit_E.doc'). In simulation mode my function not work (now I haven't a PLC). Is it correct?
I need to creata a 16 a 16Bit lib from a C file, is It possible? I need this lib for a WAGO 750-806 CPU.
Thanks
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In the simulation mode there is a PLC simulated. Thus no external libraries (C libraries) are linked to the application and executed.
In order to have at least a simulation of the external library functions in the simulation mode, you can of course write a simulation code .
What does this mean?
In order to realize an external library you have to generate a library with FBs, PRGs or FUNs which only contain the declaration part as an interface to your C functions. In case you want to have a simulated function of these objects in the simulation mode, you can add a simulation code in the code part of that functions. So in case you have implemented the object in ST, you can add instead of a pure ";" in the code part some lines of code e.g. for the variable handling of the original C code.
O.K.
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Hello!
I have one new question about a library.
I have make correctly a lib from a C code (follow the 'C_IN_32Bit_E.doc'). In simulation mode my function not work (now I haven't a PLC). Is it correct?
I need to creata a 16 a 16Bit lib from a C file, is It possible? I need this lib for a WAGO 750-806 CPU.
Thanks
In the simulation mode there is a PLC simulated. Thus no external libraries (C libraries) are linked to the application and executed.
In order to have at least a simulation of the external library functions in the simulation mode, you can of course write a simulation code .
What does this mean?
In order to realize an external library you have to generate a library with FBs, PRGs or FUNs which only contain the declaration part as an interface to your C functions. In case you want to have a simulated function of these objects in the simulation mode, you can add a simulation code in the code part of that functions. So in case you have implemented the object in ST, you can add instead of a pure ";" in the code part some lines of code e.g. for the variable handling of the original C code.
O.K.