Activity for CODESYS 4 Linux
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mondinmr posted a comment on a wiki page
CODESYS Installer and CodeMeter licensing are also working in my setup. For CodeMeter, I use the native Linux CodeMeter runtime, while the Windows applications run under the patched Wine build.
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Update: patched Wine packages for Ubuntu are now available I have now published Ubuntu amd64 packages of my patched Wine build for CODESYS, targeting Ubuntu 22.04, 24.04, 26.04 and 26.10. The packages are based on Wine 11.20 and include all five compatibility patches covering NCrypt, thread suspension, security tokens, service tokens and local WMI marshalling. Both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows applications are supported through WoW64. In my working environment, CODESYS 3.5 SP21 successfully compiled...
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Hi everyone, I’ve successfully got CODESYS 64 3.5.21.30 (SP21 Patch 3) running on Linux! I’ve compiled and gone online with a very large, highly complex project containing hundreds of thousands of lines of code, with an architecture that makes extremely heavy use of polymorphism. Compilation succeeded, and I was able to connect to the PLC and work online. The Wine version used is Wine 11.20, built from development commit: 66caeb46aea4aa8fe6f87b7a209e7867651c09dd This is a new WoW64 build supporting...
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Hi everyone, I’ve successfully got CODESYS 64 3.5.21.30 (SP21 Patch 3) running on Linux! I’ve compiled and gone online with a very large, highly complex project containing hundreds of thousands of lines of code, with an architecture that makes extremely heavy use of polymorphism. Compilation succeeded, and I was able to connect to the PLC and work online. The Wine version used is Wine 11.20, built from development commit: 66caeb46aea4aa8fe6f87b7a209e7867651c09dd This is a new WoW64 build supporting...
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ben-merryman posted a comment on a wiki page
Thanks for providing this! I'm changing jobs soon and will be using codesys on Linux for my next round of development.
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cedihegi posted a comment on a wiki page
Building the codesys-ide container does not work for me with the command you provided here. After downloading dotNetFx40_Full_x86_x64.exe, my build is simply stuck on the "Executing load_remove_mono internal" command. Do you have any idea what could cause this?
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amy123 posted a comment on ticket #17
docker info: Client: Version: 25.0.3 Context: default Debug Mode: false Plugins: buildx: Docker Buildx (Docker Inc.) Version: v0.12.1-desktop.4 Path: C:\Program Files\Docker\cli-plugins\docker-buildx.exe compose: Docker Compose (Docker Inc.) Version: v2.24.5-desktop.1 Path: C:\Program Files\Docker\cli-plugins\docker-compose.exe debug: Get a shell into any image or container. (Docker Inc.) Version: 0.0.24 Path: C:\Program Files\Docker\cli-plugins\docker-debug.exe dev: Docker Dev Environments (Docker...
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Docker IDE Frozen
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Ingo modified a wiki page
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codesys ide docker image
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Hi Orby, sadly that's not easily possible. You are only allowed to build such an image, when you own a windows license. These are the license terms of DotNet. Cheers, Ingo
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orby created ticket #16
codesys ide docker image
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Flarup created ticket #15
The placeholder library 'Standard' could not be resolved.
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Cannot find IronPython.Modules.dll
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pkokic posted a comment on ticket #8
Hi Ingo, I already tried that... Firstly, installation for SP11 does not exist online for download (tried changing URL accordingly). Secondly, I tried installing a locally available .exe of SP11 inside Docker and changing up a few necessary things in install script, but it didn't work. Somewhere here it says that Docker version works only from SP13 onwards for some reason... Like I mentioned, I tried already many many combinations to install this for about a week and couldn't get it to compile the...
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Hi Paula! That should be as easy, as changing the URL in install2.sh. The variable is called CDS_LINK, and it contains the SP16 version number. I didn't test it with SP11, but guess it should simply work...
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finger42 created ticket #13
Add prerequisite check wine 6.x
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Add prerequisite check for cabextract in install2.sh
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Add prerequisite check for jwm in install2.sh
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Update download command with -O option
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markope created ticket #9
Inquiry to build a CODESYS image for RE
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Compiling SP11 Project
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Error while building project
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Thanks for diving into the rabbit whole. 😉 I now improved the error reporting and stability of build-bootapp. Hint: You can call it like this, from the folder of your *.project file... docker run -v $(pwd):$(pwd) -w $(pwd) codesys-ide codesys build-bootapp
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i.hornberger <> committed [f5c182]
heavily improved error reporting when creating a boot application
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oims24 created ticket #7
Potential issue with codesys using updated vcrun files from MS download
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vcbz posted a comment on ticket #6
After going down the rabbit hole long enough I have found a temporal solution for my problem. Issue Summary: I want to compile CODESYS projects for "CODESYS Control Win V3" devices through CI/CD with a docker container from this repo. The problem is that the docker container does not find the references to some libraries even though they are installed. How to reproduce the issue: 1) Create a new CODESYS project (3.5.16.0 x86) in a Windows machine through the project wizard. It is worth mentioning...
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Just an update. I have looked in more detail the output of the CODESYS cli and when I open a .project file (Without archiving) I get also an error.The eror occurs when with the python Script engine API I trying to generate the project (i.e., open(),generate_code()) Build: Error: C188: Device not installed to the system. No code generation possible. Build: Text: C0: Typify code... Build: Warning: C100: Library IoStandard has not been added to the Library Manager, or no valid license could be found...
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Error while building project
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ingo <> committed [94f31a]
fixed installation in bullseye, where we don't need wine-development anymore, and codemeter-lite is not supported anymore.
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ingo <> committed [1ccf80]
updated to bullseye, but went back to SP16 for the IDE, as SP17 is not usable atm.
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ingo <> committed [1f655f]
switch to SP17
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ingo <> committed [f7b0bc]
updated install2.sh to use new wine version (>5.x), which is included in the current stable debian
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ingo <> committed [20f0d8]
fixed handling of codesyscontrol script of subdirectories
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ingo <> committed [7e04ef]
fixed filename, when using subfolders
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ingo <> committed [8d9349]
corrected build script name in test
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ingo <> committed [61e89f]
improved error reporting of buildtest
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ingo <> committed [ef9406]
package install still doesn't work on server, so I felt back to define the required libs only
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ingo <> committed [67a612]
fixed issue in dependency resolver
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ingo <> committed [88d541]
corrected entry of unit tests
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ingo <> committed [7df77f]
added drone yaml file to execute unit tests for the CODESYS IDE image
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ingo <> committed [f1ae72]
Implemented unit testing against CODESYS Linux SL runtime.
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ingo <> committed [5fc8ee]
Merge branch 'master' of https://forge.codesys.com/git/tol,codesys-4-linux,docker
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ingo <> committed [3a34bb]
- support for CODESYS Linux SL inside of this container
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Ticket moved from /forge/support/64/
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reverted change, that no XVFB was started anymore for noUi builds (didn't work on headless server)
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ingo <> committed [c391e2]
corrected but in "build package". The package was recursivly added to itself under some circumstances.
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ingo <> committed [7c4eb7]
- implemented update device
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ingo <> committed [36b66e]
- added unit test draft
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i-campbell posted a comment on ticket #2
A good solution! Well done also on getting SP16 working.
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CODESYS V3.5.16.0 not working
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Works again! Was just a DotNet issue. winetricks was not able to install DotNet completely headless anymore. So we now have the workaround with xvfb in install2.sh, like we had for install.sh.
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Windows license required
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While I was updating the installer for SP16 w/ new DotNet, I also added a --silent flag to it. Without that, the installer will show the usual prompt of the DotNet runtime. Futhermore we don't have a need for the Visual C++ Redistributable binaries anymore. The reason is: We just needed them to satisfy our Setup tool. But as install2.sh doesn't use the setup anymore, we don't need the Redistributable packages.
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ingo <> committed [99cd15]
- cleaned docker file and upgraded it to buster
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ingo <> committed [e4b57d]
turned dockerfile into a single stage build
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ingo <> committed [1120ce]
Merge branch 'master' of https://forge.codesys.com/git/tol,codesys-4-linux,docker
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ingo <> committed [ed9c30]
- kill xvfb instead of terminating. Otherwhise docker hangs for some reasons (The xvfb handling is not that clean, yet ;) )
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Another test showed that the IDE worked natively on buster. Seems that we only have problems with the docker images.
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CODESYS V3.5.16.0 not working
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ingo <> committed [e5c13a]
- prepared CODESYS start script for new profile names (*.profile.xml)
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ingo <> committed [8d987c]
added error messages in case a compile error occured
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ingo <> committed [9fd219]
implemented handling of library dependencies for the "runtest" action
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Thanks Ian! First I added a note to the Wiki. Second I plan to show the license by default on install.
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Windows license required
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ingo <> committed [a00e88]
added action to save a project archive
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ingo <> committed [195fb0]
Added action to install CODESYS packages.
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ingo <> committed [4adbea]
disabled prompts for "runtest" action, which is running in UI mode
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ingo <> committed [2cd164]
implemented "runtest" action
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Installer doesn't work on current debian
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I found a much easier way to install CODESYS in wine. I don't run the installer, but extract the files. This method avoids all the endless installer issues and workarounds. It is implemented atm. in codesys-ide/install2.sh. @i-campbell might be of interest for your mac project.
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I found a much easier way to install CODESYS in wine. I don't run the installer, but extract the files. This method avoids all the endless installer issues and workarounds. It is implemented atm. in codesys-ide/install2.sh. @i-cambell might be of interest for your mac project.
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ingo <> committed [377479]
- added new (much, much, much simplified) install routine
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Installer doesn't work on current debian
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Docker Image still works. This has only the current issue, that libdoc is missing somehow.
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ingo <> committed [57fbeb]
zip html docu correctly (it wasn't zipped, as the recursive flag was missing)
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ingo <> committed [fc9da4]
[#13] Code is not extracted for most projects
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ingo <> committed [e41af9]
cleaned up build output
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Installer doesn't work on current debian
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ingo <> committed [382f71]
added command to export library documentation
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ingo <> committed [9052a5]
Added first draft for a test runner action for ci processes
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ingo <> committed [d81428]
beatification of the PLCopen XML transformation
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ingo <> committed [33820c]
fixed problem when devdesc was not installed
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ingo <> committed [df8782]
optimized execution of codesys and the generated log messages
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ingo <> committed [5a93fe]
export documentation as markdown for the source browser
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remove debug prints
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ingo <> committed [33863a]
added script to export library documentation
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suppress wine warnings
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dont overwrite existing manifests
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ingo <> committed [de765d]
added script to generate a plain package manifest for a repository
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ingo <> committed [75faee]
- allow to start the CODESYS IDE with UI "./codesys ide"
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ingo <> committed [7084a8]
add build package action
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ingo <> committed [f5944f]
- updated container to SP15
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