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dennisg

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Hello All,

 

I am a complete newbie to this IDE and architecture. How do I load and execute a .plc file ? I think it is done from the Tools->Task Manager but it is less than obvious for me how to do that.

 

TIA.

 

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In the Solution Explorer within the IDE, click on PMAC Script Language-->PLC Programs. There you can add new programs by right-clicking on PLC Programs and then selecting Add-->New Item-->Script PLC.

 

Then, write your PLC and give it the number you want. E.g.

 

open plc 5

// contents

close

 

To run the PLC, type the following into the terminal:

 

enable plc 5

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Thanks, I also figured out that it is RTPLC 0 and I ran it from the Task Manager. I think RTPLC means real time, I do see just a PLC in the table too.

 

I am coming in on old code written by someone long gone. He apparently had compiled this which is why I see in in the task manager. Where can I find the info on how to do compiles on PLC code when I need to make changes to this code ?

 

TIA.

 

In the Solution Explorer within the IDE, click on PMAC Script Language-->PLC Programs. There you can add new programs by right-clicking on PLC Programs and then selecting Add-->New Item-->Script PLC.

 

Then, write your PLC and give it the number you want. E.g.

 

open plc 5

// contents

close

 

To run the PLC, type the following into the terminal:

 

enable plc 5

 

 

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Thanks for the reply, I eventually figured this out. Always fun learning new tools ;-)

 

You don't need to compile PLC code - it's interpreted. You just need to download it if you make changes. You can do this by right-clicking your solution and then clicking "Build and Download All Programs"

 

 

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