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How to tell which library is causing change-notification when I open a project?
Running 2.3.9.37 on two different computers.
CoDeSys reports differences in libraires when compiled on one, and opened on hte other.
So, easy right? I just have to have a mismatch in target or something right?
But its not so easy
I have checked EVERY file including the target-directory in:
C:\Program Files (x86)\3S Software\CoDeSys V2.3\ (This includes the Target)
Checking was done using a SourceTree application (Mecurial), and also by just comparing a 'DIR /S' dump's - NO files are different except:
\CoDeSys.ini (And this is just which project was opened last etc).
ALL other files are identical including all library files.
I have some libraires in sub-folders of the project, but these are referenced relatively by '.\lib' so they are also the same.
Any suggestions?
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When i make a system i copy all files (and libs on a stick and put it in the manual.
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2015-02-11
Originally created by: Nicolai_Hanssing
Well thats the thing - everything is identical - even the file-dates.
That I have checked with "CompareIt" on the output of DIR /S of the Target, Project and CodeSys directories...
If I compile on a computer with the change-notification, then it can just go online, so apparently the resulting binarycode is completely identical.....
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even if you save the pro file it sees, a change, so first save the file (it is a option before compiling)
and keep it away from any change. That is only way to be sure.
as soon as the * is seen on the filename, it can go wrong.
(same for the libs)
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Originally created by: Nicolai_Hanssing
How to tell which library is causing change-notification when I open a project?
Running 2.3.9.37 on two different computers.
CoDeSys reports differences in libraires when compiled on one, and opened on hte other.
So, easy right? I just have to have a mismatch in target or something right?
But its not so easy
I have checked EVERY file including the target-directory in:
C:\Program Files (x86)\3S Software\CoDeSys V2.3\ (This includes the Target)
Checking was done using a SourceTree application (Mecurial), and also by just comparing a 'DIR /S' dump's - NO files are different except:
\CoDeSys.ini (And this is just which project was opened last etc).
ALL other files are identical including all library files.
I have some libraires in sub-folders of the project, but these are referenced relatively by '.\lib' so they are also the same.
Any suggestions?
they must be fully identical even the datestamp.
When i make a system i copy all files (and libs on a stick and put it in the manual.
Originally created by: Nicolai_Hanssing
Well thats the thing - everything is identical - even the file-dates.
That I have checked with "CompareIt" on the output of DIR /S of the Target, Project and CodeSys directories...
If I compile on a computer with the change-notification, then it can just go online, so apparently the resulting binarycode is completely identical.....
even if you save the pro file it sees, a change, so first save the file (it is a option before compiling)
and keep it away from any change. That is only way to be sure.
as soon as the * is seen on the filename, it can go wrong.
(same for the libs)