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"I think if PLCs moved towards a language that is similar to a higher level it would open the doors not only for specially trained technicians or engineers, but for common computer scientists and programmers. Such programming would then follow the design cycle similar to that of desktop programs."
Are you out of your mind???? Sorry - used my outside voice... a process IS NOT a desktop application, and you are not designing a 'program', you are designing a control system, which HAS a program.
Please don't confuse the two. Just took some valium - I'm OK now.
Cheers from: Jeremy Pollard, CET The Caring Canuckian!
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Are you out of your mind???? Sorry - used my outside voice... a process IS NOT a desktop application, and you are not designing a 'program', you are designing a control system, which HAS a program.
Please don't confuse the two. Just took some valium - I'm OK now.
Cheers from: Jeremy Pollard, CET The Caring Canuckian!
www[.]tsuonline.com
Control Design www[.]controldesign.com
Manufacturing Automation www[.]automationmag.com
3 Red Pine Court, RR# 2 Shanty Bay, Ontario L0L 2L0
705.739.7155 Cell # 705.725.3579