version of IDE VS version of forte [message #1835865] |
Tue, 15 December 2020 07:05  |
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Hi,
Now we are working on 4diac to add our MPC alogrithm FB.
The first issue appears to me is that which version is proper as we need OPC DA. Now after some work, we verified that 1.8.4 is good for OPC DA.
I noticed that we are using IDE version of 1.12 but with forte version 1.8.4. Is that OK? Can anybody tell me that is IDE compatible with older version of forte?
Thanks!
Regards
Tibalt
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Re: version of IDE VS version of forte [message #1835901 is a reply to message #1835894] |
Wed, 16 December 2020 02:53  |
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xin zhao wrote on Wed, 16 December 2020 00:18
Yes, that is my plan. Just need some time to figure out the problem.
Great! If you need anything let me know. Happy to support here.
xin zhao wrote on Wed, 16 December 2020 00:18
I believe that is there any change log for new versions? I mean what features are added and what bugs are fixed.
We try to summarize the major changes in our release news messages. More details of what bugs are fixed can be found in the pages for the individual releases: https://projects.eclipse.org/projects/iot.4diac
xin zhao wrote on Wed, 16 December 2020 00:18
Also, is there any roadmap for the 4diac project? It is a decsion factor for managers on how much resources be put into the 4diac project.
We are currently very bad in road-mapping. But we are documenting and regularly updating our plans with issues in the Bugzilla. So you can see what is going on. At least at the LIT | CPS Lab where I'm located we are using Eclipse 4diac for several projects, where we extend and enhance it in a scrum like approach. So monitoring the Bugzilla and/or the release sites should give you a good overview what is going on.
Furthermore you can also look at the analysis on on openHub (https://www.openhub.net/p/fordiac). But please note that this covers currently only the last 4 years of development. This is since we have the code at the Eclipse Foundation. Previous code can be found at Sourceforge.
However as open source project we live from the contributions from our users. So I'm also happy to talk with you and your management on collaborations and support.
Cheers,
Alois
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