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4DIAC-IDE 1.7.2 [message #1707398]

Fri, 04 September 2015 13:18

Ole Carlsen

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Registered: September 2015

Junior Member

Hi
I have downloaded both Linux and Windows version for testing 4DIAC to see what this really is.
My main task was to have some of these demos up and running for a starter.

I'm able to have Xplus3 working but the other 3 demos give me errors like:
<Response ID="90" Reason="UNSUPPORTED_TYPE"/>
and
<Response ID="91" Reason="NO_SUCH_OBJECT">

As I have been able to search this seems to be due to missing src files? *.h and *.cpp

First I wouldn't expect that in the stock version and secondly it might be correct but where will I put the src files to have it working??

It might very well be my own lack of knowledge (nobody else seem to have this problem Embarrassed

) and perhaps the answer is within the help files but I haven't been able to find the right solution and I feel kind of stuck for now.

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Ole

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Re: 4DIAC-IDE 1.7.2 [message #1707660 is a reply to message #1707398]

Tue, 08 September 2015 12:10

Monika Wenger

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Registered: September 2015

Junior Member

Hi,

the Xplus3 example only uses function blocks contained within the type library of the runtime, whereas the other examples instantiate user defined function blocks. These user defined function blocks need to be compiled for the runtime as it is described within the 4diac help under tutorials / 4diac-ide / developing function blocks / Export an own FB. Maybe we will add the tutorials to the runtime as own activateable module within a future release.

Moni

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Re: 4DIAC-IDE 1.7.2 [message #1708047 is a reply to message #1707660]

Fri, 11 September 2015 17:28

Ole Carlsen

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Registered: September 2015

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Hi Monika
Yes I found out be hmm reading the 4DIAC help a little more thoroughly. Perhaps it would be an idea to have a demoforte and a basic forte like you mention. I know personally that when I enter a new product I'm like a little kid and mostly just want to see what I can do with it which means running all demos I can find Smile

If I like what I see or see some potential in it I will most certainly dig deeper into it.

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Re: 4DIAC-IDE 1.7.2 [message #1708363 is a reply to message #1708047]

Tue, 15 September 2015 20:59

Alois Zoitl

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Registered: January 2014

Senior Member

Hi Ole,

you are right for new users trying out things our approach is rather disturbing. In the other side it would also harm a little bit our tutorials. We'll give it a second thought.

Alois

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