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I am having trouble upgrading a project from Codesys 3.5 SP12 Patch 4 to Codesys 3.5 SP16 Patch 3. I have both versions of the development environment installed on my PC.
I can reproduce the problem with a simple example project created as follows:
Create a new "standard project", device = CODESYS Control for Raspberry Pi SL, structured text
Right-click the Device node, click Add Device, select Fieldbuses->Ethernet Adapter->Ethernet
When I open Library Manager and expand IoDrvEtherNetIP->CIP Object->Element Collections, I see that the CmpEventMgr Implementation is not resolved (see attachement). I don't know if this is relevant or not.
I have tried adding various libraries to my project, but none have made a difference.
I am having a very similar issue right now. Using CODESYS IDE 3.5.17.40 and a Turck HMI with codesys 3.5.14.30. Can't find some Types that are clearly referenced within the library dependencies.
Same exact project with the same exact libraries compile without issue in codesys IDE 3.5.17.10. I'm trying to upgrade to fix the bug that prevents me from viewing task information in 3.5.17.10.
The only difference I can see is the 3.5.12.0 IoDrvEthernetIP library is referencing CommonPacketFormat Interfaces CPF 4.2.0.0 instead of 3.5.17.0. Despite that, the types it claims are not defined are clearly within that library.
I was able to uninstall all the CommonPacketFormat Interfaces Libs newer than 3.5.17 and this did fix my issue.
Thank you for the suggestion!
I am wondering why the newer libraries have this issue? Maybe they are marked for qualified access only or something that makes them incompatible with the older CIP libraries?
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Interface libraries always use the newest version installed. the library programmer is supposed to ensure backward compatibility. But in 4.2.0.0, there was a bug and it wasnt compatible anymore. With 4.3.0.0, the incompatibility was solved, by removing the library entirely. But if you ever installed the buggy version...
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I am having trouble upgrading a project from Codesys 3.5 SP12 Patch 4 to Codesys 3.5 SP16 Patch 3. I have both versions of the development environment installed on my PC.
I can reproduce the problem with a simple example project created as follows:
When I open Library Manager and expand IoDrvEtherNetIP->CIP Object->Element Collections, I see that the CmpEventMgr Implementation is not resolved (see attachement). I don't know if this is relevant or not.
I have tried adding various libraries to my project, but none have made a difference.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
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We resolved this by installing the "CODESYS Control for Raspberry Pi" version 4.0.0 package, then updating the device in the project to that version.
I am having a very similar issue right now. Using CODESYS IDE 3.5.17.40 and a Turck HMI with codesys 3.5.14.30. Can't find some Types that are clearly referenced within the library dependencies.
Same exact project with the same exact libraries compile without issue in codesys IDE 3.5.17.10. I'm trying to upgrade to fix the bug that prevents me from viewing task information in 3.5.17.10.
The only difference I can see is the 3.5.12.0 IoDrvEthernetIP library is referencing CommonPacketFormat Interfaces CPF 4.2.0.0 instead of 3.5.17.0. Despite that, the types it claims are not defined are clearly within that library.
I think you need to uninstall CommonPacketFormat Interfaces Library 4.2.0.0
Esch,
I was able to uninstall all the CommonPacketFormat Interfaces Libs newer than 3.5.17 and this did fix my issue.
Thank you for the suggestion!
I am wondering why the newer libraries have this issue? Maybe they are marked for qualified access only or something that makes them incompatible with the older CIP libraries?
Interface libraries always use the newest version installed. the library programmer is supposed to ensure backward compatibility. But in 4.2.0.0, there was a bug and it wasnt compatible anymore. With 4.3.0.0, the incompatibility was solved, by removing the library entirely. But if you ever installed the buggy version...