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Hello,
the SMM is ready for use.
Well, enough of it is implemented that it can be used, anyway. Probably the biggest limitation right now is that it can only handle 1-bit-wide points. In other words, relays only; no data registers. Maybe next week
All points must be listed in the linuxplc.conf file. The syntax is:
point ID "full name" owner at x.y
where:
- point - the word `point' (or `pt' for short)
- ID - name, eg X75, Q03, etc. (btw, what formats should we
support?)
- full name - human name of the point (in quotes)
- owner - module with write access to that point
- at - the word `at'
- x.y - physical address in the global map in the format word.bit,
eg 3.1, 2.31, 57.12 etc. Bit numbers are 0-31.
Eg:
point X75 "sample point" foo at 3.1
See smm/test/linuxplc.conf for another example.
(The other syntax is `variable=value' for setting option values.)
Jiri
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the SMM is ready for use.
Well, enough of it is implemented that it can be used, anyway. Probably the biggest limitation right now is that it can only handle 1-bit-wide points. In other words, relays only; no data registers. Maybe next week
All points must be listed in the linuxplc.conf file. The syntax is:
point ID "full name" owner at x.y
where:
- point - the word `point' (or `pt' for short)
- ID - name, eg X75, Q03, etc. (btw, what formats should we
support?)
- full name - human name of the point (in quotes)
- owner - module with write access to that point
- at - the word `at'
- x.y - physical address in the global map in the format word.bit,
eg 3.1, 2.31, 57.12 etc. Bit numbers are 0-31.
Eg:
point X75 "sample point" foo at 3.1
See smm/test/linuxplc.conf for another example.
(The other syntax is `variable=value' for setting option values.)
Jiri
--
Jiri Baum <[email protected]>
Windows is not popular. Windows is *widespread*. Linux is popular.
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