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Hi there again...
Jiri,
Do you think you can have the il compiler generate C code that uses the name of the xxx.il file as the default name for the module?
On line 177 of il2c.pl I have already replaced
plc_init("$ARGV", argc, argv);
but the trailing .il gets used. Can you please work the s/... perl magic and remove the trailing .il, if $ARGV ends in .il, and leave it be if it doesn't?
Thanks,
Mario (showing off his ignorance of perl).
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Jiri,
Do you think you can have the il compiler generate C code that uses the name of the xxx.il file as the default name for the module?
On line 177 of il2c.pl I have already replaced
plc_init("$ARGV", argc, argv);
but the trailing .il gets used. Can you please work the s/... perl magic and remove the trailing .il, if $ARGV ends in .il, and leave it be if it doesn't?
Thanks,
Mario (showing off his ignorance of perl).
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Mario J. R. de Sousa
[email protected]
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The box said it requires Windows 95 or better, so I installed Linux
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