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TimvH — Sat, 25 Apr 2026 09:25:28 -0000

1)
it should be possible to access the type SysTime in the project as A_Lib.SysTime.
2)
you could add the SysTimeCore library to the library manager of your library (POU Pool). This might seem as a double library, but because of the placeholder resolution only one will be used.
Then, in your library manager of your library, select the SysTimeCore library, right-click, select "Properties" and enable the option "Publish all IEC symbols ...."

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buttonspronet — Fri, 24 Apr 2026 16:05:35 -0000

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jorenbeyl — Thu, 23 Apr 2026 12:51:34 -0000

I am currently developing a library that contains real‑time data. To handle this real‑time data, I am using additional libraries called SysTime and SysTypes Interfaces.
When I compile my library on its own, no errors occur. However, when I use this library in a project and compile the project, I get an error indicating that the SysTime data type is not recognized. This happens even though the SysTime library is visible as a dependency under my library.
Does anyone know how to correctly include a library within another library so that the project recognizes the sub‑library without causing compilation errors?

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