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  • Ingo Ingo posted a comment on a blog post

    Please ask your questions on CODESYS Talk. This is no topic for a blog post.

  • Ingo Ingo committed [r9]

    released new package

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    added library as binary

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    - added JSON dump to driver

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    added project

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    Added short Readme

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    Initial Import

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  • Ingo Ingo posted a comment on discussion Runtime

    Depending on the PLC, SysCpuMulticore might give you that info. But I am not at the PC to check the exact interface.

  • Ingo Ingo posted a comment on discussion Runtime

    SchedGetProcessorload only gives the load of Realtime IEC Tasks. As the rest are background jobs with few to none realtime constraints. You can imagine, that with 100% background load, the system is still responsive. But when you have 100% load in realtime taks, your CPU is stuck, and no communication possible anymore. That's the reason why CODESYS monitors this load.

  • Ingo Ingo posted a comment on discussion Deutsch

    Alternativ dazu kannst du immer überlegen ob es wirklich eine Library sein muss, oder ob es nicht genügt die in C implementierte Funktionalität als eigenen Prozess laufen zu lassen, und nur mit der IEC App zu kommunizieren (über shared memory oder pipes zum Beispiel).

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    The Wizard of the Forge

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  • Ingo Ingo posted a comment on ticket #124

    Die IP kann schon sein. Das ist dann die interne IP des SVN Dienstes, welcher dich bei account.codesys.com anmelden will. Kann es nicht sein, dass du das falsche Passwort verwendet hast?

  • Ingo Ingo posted a comment on ticket #30

    Hi! I would be very pleased if someone has the muse to rewrite parts of the script. As far as I remember some design decisions were made because the script should run on windows and linux, as the idea was to use it also in the CI-Jobs. But this is no use case anymore.

  • Ingo Ingo modified ticket #29

    CFORGE Tool doesn't work with SP16

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  • Ingo Ingo modified ticket #125

    create ... menu bug

  • Ingo Ingo posted a comment on ticket #125

    Thanks for reporting it! I fixed it by linking to this page when there was no blog: https://forge.codesys.com/forge/wiki/Create%20Blog%20Error/

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  • Ingo Ingo posted a comment on a blog post

    Welcome to CODESYS Forge! I'd recommend to ask this question on CODESYS Talk. Good luck and have fun!

  • Ingo Ingo posted a comment on discussion Forge

    I added a note to the help. Actually you can do it like this: > You got the question? Yes, now it's clear how quoting works! Which looks like: You got the question? Yes, now it's clear how quoting works!

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  • Ingo Ingo posted a comment on discussion Runtime

    Hi yangkkokk! Welcome to CODESYS Talk! "同问" seems to translate to "The same question", but please use english when posting s.th. here. Without using a common language there will be no "Talk" 😉

  • Ingo Ingo posted a comment on ticket #29

    It is in fact more an integration issue, as the script didn't work with the newest version. And currently it's hard to test, as codesys-4-linux still doesn't support CODESYS SVN 😞

  • Ingo Ingo posted a comment on discussion Forge

    An additional information: During my tests I encountered an issue with CODESYS SP16 and the most current version of CODESYS SVN. I filed a bug report for the CODESYS SVN product, and added a workaround for cforge. So the most current version of cforge should already work much better. By the way: you don't need to run the two steps after installing the package. URL handlers and the Explorer Integration should work out-of-the-box. And when you are on the command line. The following command also worked...

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  • Ingo Ingo posted a comment on ticket #29

    The Profile names changed in SP16 and can't be found anymore The SVN checkout throws errors (object reference not set...)

  • Ingo Ingo created ticket #29

    CFORGE Tool doesn't work with SP16

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  • Ingo Ingo modified a comment on discussion Forge

    Hi Morberis, I had a look into the project and tried to reproduce your problems. Your main problem seems to be, that CODESYS SVN doesn't work properly. In your screenshot, I see an exception which should not be there. Normally it should look like this:

  • Ingo Ingo posted a comment on discussion Forge

    Hi Morberis, I had a look into the project and tried to reproduce your problems. Your main problem seems to be, that CODESYS SVN doesn't work properly. In your screenshot, I see an exception which should not be there. Normally it should look like this:

  • Ingo Ingo posted a comment on discussion Deutsch

    Hallo Wastl! Klingt nach einem Konflikt mit dem Lizenzschutz des Runtimes. Beschreib mal bitte was du genau tust, dann können wir orakeln was dabei schief laufen könnte. Ein allgemeiner Tipp könnte sein das Overlay FS sparsam einzusetzen. Schließlich brauchst du es nur in Ordnern die regelmäßig beschrieben werden. (Z.B. /var).

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  • Ingo Ingo modified ticket #16

    TOOLCHAIN commands are executed in target instead of host sysroot

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    TOOLCHAIN commands are executed in target instead of host sysroot instead

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    TOOLCHAIN commands are executed in target instead of host sysroot instead

  • Ingo Ingo created ticket #17

    substitute debian_versions.mk and push this info into the central Makefile

  • Ingo Ingo created ticket #16

    TOOLCHAIN commands are executed in target instead of host sysroot instead

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  • Ingo Ingo posted a comment on discussion Runtime

    Klingt so als hättet ihr in euren Projekten eine Lib mit Platzhalter angezogen, welche ihr garnicht benutzt. Es kann natürlich auch sein, dass diese Lib von einer anderen Lib angezogen wird. Denn ich glaube mich zu erinnern, dass genau diese Lib (müsste ja das CAA Behavior Model sein) im Library Template per default drin ist. Wenn es jemand also nicht löscht, hat man die Referenz versehentlich drin, ob man sie nutzt oder nicht. Die einfachste Lösung dürfte sein im Library Manager auf den Button "Download...

  • Ingo Ingo posted a comment on discussion Runtime

    Hi Andrija, and the guys who liked this. Sadly this is not possible this way. But we support this processor explicitely with our runtime. So someone who buys a toolkit and wants to use this processor family has an easy start. But I'd like to know more about your use case. What do you plan to implement? Cheers, Ingo

  • Ingo Ingo posted a comment on a blog post

    Hi Patrick, welcome to CODESYS Forge! Just a hint: Seems like you accidently created a new blog instead of a post inside the existing blog. In the menu at the top you see, that there are now two blog tools in your profile. I'd recommend that you delete one of them. Cheers, and have fun!

  • Ingo Ingo modified ticket #18

    Installation of missing libraries

  • Ingo Ingo posted a comment on discussion Runtime

    It would be ideal if Codesys could compile a whitepaper with their most common practices and suggestions to help Linux runtime customers get the best performance possible. But for now, perhaps we can work together in the forum to share/learn. There is no release planned, yet, but it is on our list!

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  • Ingo Ingo posted a comment on discussion Forge

    A pity! Sounds like the driver has a problem then. Then it doesn't like the usage of the driver from different tasks. I'll file a bug for that. Sorry, that it didn't work that easily! Cheers, Ingo

  • Ingo Ingo posted a comment on discussion Forge

    Use this project for a first test: https://forge.codesys.com/forge/talk/forge/thread/6ceff9d39e/#49a0/3122 You can connect the outputs, which are now traced to any digital output which is able to toggle quickly enough.

  • Ingo Ingo modified a comment on discussion Forge

    To me it doesn't look like a generic issue. I did a test without hardware on a Linux PC (see attached screenshot). This looks good. I'll also attach you the test project.

  • Ingo Ingo posted a comment on discussion Forge

    To me it doesn't look like a generic issue. I did a test without hardware on a Linux PC (see attached screenshot). This looks good. I'll also attach you the test project.

  • Ingo Ingo posted a comment on discussion Forge

    Wow! That's bad! ;) I can't explain why it can turn this bad. But it would be great if you could do a short test by reducing the frequency. Because 4kHz means that I have to schedule the task twice within 200us. That is tough for one task, but I believe it can stress the system with more than one. But my expectation was, that your frequency would decrees slightly in this case, and not that it falls down to 1Hz. But, what is if you try it with s.th. less than 1kHz!?

  • Ingo Ingo posted a comment on discussion Forge

    Hi Andreas! Nice to hear about your interest! 😉 Sounds like you did everything as intended. While the interpretation of the jitter might be wrong. Because the jitter calculation can't be done correctly, as the FB is changing the cycle time permanently. So it would be first interesting to hear how the error shows. And if it ocours already with two PWM tasks, three or four. Cheers, Ingo

  • Ingo Ingo posted a comment on ticket #3

    Nice idea! Actually I already thought of inventing a runtime library (emscripting is doing it similar). Then I could pass the variable by reference, to increment it, and return the old value as a result. But would this work with an Any-Type? Because in the place where I get the operator I don't know the datatype. Not sure, yet. BR, Ingo

  • Ingo Ingo created ticket #3

    Unary operators are not working

  • Ingo Ingo created ticket #2

    IF statement is missing a THEN

  • Ingo Ingo created ticket #1

    invalid syntax in the conversion of for-loops

  • Ingo Ingo posted a comment on discussion Forge

    Still in a rough proof-of-concept phase, there is a web version of the C2IEC transpiler available. I am curious about what do you think about such a tool, as a porting help for legacy C code!? If you find bugs, please feel free to report it here Talk Topic about project #c2iec

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    added mkdir for artifacts

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    corrected image name

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