Hi,
could you check c:\ProgramData\CODESYS\
for the following three opt files:
CODESYS.opt
CODESYSProjectDefaults.opt
CoDeSysUser.opt
I could not reproduce this, when I delete the opt file this does not happen with my Installation.
Could you please execute CODESYS by the DiagnosisTool and give me the log
"c:\Program Files (x86)\3S CODESYS\CODESYS\Common\DiagnosisToolLauncher.exe"
How to use it:
- Start the Diagnosis Tool Launcher.
- Enter the path of the executable to be monitored (the "debuggee").
- Optionally, enter command line arguments for the debuggee.
- Click "Run process".
The application will start as usual; tracing will begin immediately. When the
debuggee is terminated (no matter whether regularly or irregularly), the
Diagnosis Tool Launcher will prompt the user whether and where to save the
corresponding logfile.
ADVANCED ACTIONS
"Quit process":
A termination request is sent to the debuggee. This is exactly the same as
clicking the main window's top-right X button of the debuggee.
"Kill process":
The debuggee process is killed immediately. This action might be necessary if
debuggee process is hanging within an endless loop.
"Add marker...":
This can be used to add additional comments into the logfile. For example, you
could add a marker called "Compiling the project" just before doing so in the
debuggee process. This way it is easier to find "synchronization points" in the
logfile; the person which evaluates a logfile can get a clearer imagination of
which logfile entries correspond to a certain user action.
"View...":
The logfile recorded so far is viewed in a standard editor.
"Save...":
The logfile recorded so far is saved to disk. Note that the user is anyway
automatically prompted to save the logfile whenever the debuggee process is
terminated.
BR Edwin
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I deleted the three .opt files and then CODESYS was able to start.
But I didn't have any views. I had to manually add all the views.
But it seems to work fine now.
Thank you.
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Hi all,
When I try to start CODESYS it shows me this message:
What can I do to fix this?
Hi,
could you check c:\ProgramData\CODESYS\
for the following three opt files:
CODESYS.opt
CODESYSProjectDefaults.opt
CoDeSysUser.opt
I could not reproduce this, when I delete the opt file this does not happen with my Installation.
Could you please execute CODESYS by the DiagnosisTool and give me the log
"c:\Program Files (x86)\3S CODESYS\CODESYS\Common\DiagnosisToolLauncher.exe"
How to use it:
- Start the Diagnosis Tool Launcher.
- Enter the path of the executable to be monitored (the "debuggee").
- Optionally, enter command line arguments for the debuggee.
- Click "Run process".
The application will start as usual; tracing will begin immediately. When the
debuggee is terminated (no matter whether regularly or irregularly), the
Diagnosis Tool Launcher will prompt the user whether and where to save the
corresponding logfile.
ADVANCED ACTIONS
"Quit process":
A termination request is sent to the debuggee. This is exactly the same as
clicking the main window's top-right X button of the debuggee.
"Kill process":
The debuggee process is killed immediately. This action might be necessary if
debuggee process is hanging within an endless loop.
"Add marker...":
This can be used to add additional comments into the logfile. For example, you
could add a marker called "Compiling the project" just before doing so in the
debuggee process. This way it is easier to find "synchronization points" in the
logfile; the person which evaluates a logfile can get a clearer imagination of
which logfile entries correspond to a certain user action.
"View...":
The logfile recorded so far is viewed in a standard editor.
"Save...":
The logfile recorded so far is saved to disk. Note that the user is anyway
automatically prompted to save the logfile whenever the debuggee process is
terminated.
BR Edwin
I deleted the three .opt files and then CODESYS was able to start.
But I didn't have any views. I had to manually add all the views.
But it seems to work fine now.
Thank you.