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  • Posted a comment on a wiki page on I/O Drivers

    Hi Alimans, thanks for the feedback! 1) To debug, you can easily set the compiler define "IoConfigLateInit". That will instruct our device object to execute the Init code of your driver in the first Task-Cycle. This way, you can easily set a breakpoint in your library and debug it. 2) Which pages to you mean in detail? Most of them are just coming from specific configurator plugins. So when you see the configuration pages in EtherCAT or Profinet or s.th., those are developed specifically for this...

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  • Posted a comment on discussion Runtime 🇬🇧 on CODESYS Forge

    Hi all! Let's give you a bit more background why this issue is hanging around for so long. First, lets try to devide and conquer. Actually we are talking about two issues: 64Bit kernel, which comes with an update automatically 64Bit user land, which you get, when you choose "Raspberry Pi OS (64-bit)" 64Bit kernel 64Bit linux kernels are AFAIK always compatible with 32Bit. So you are able to mix you user land with 64Bit and 32Bit programs. The only thing you usually need, are all libraries, which...

  • Modified ticket #16 on CODESYS 4 Linux

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