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@brrueckerc I tried compiling the sample XDD file (apps/common/objdicts/CiA401_CN/00000000_POWERLINK_CiA401_CN.xdd) from the openPOWERLINK stack (tried all versions from 2.5.2 to V2.7.0) using the XDD2OD eclipse plugin (Version 1.1.1 in eclipse oxygen, installed via update-site
). However, the resulting .h file does not compile with any of the tested versions of the openPOWERLINK stack.
Most errors are either due to invalid number of arguments in macro expansions, or the inclusion of undefined expressions like "true" or "kObdAccPR" in the generated header.
I tried fixing the resulting header by comparing it with the appropriate lines in the header included with openPOWERLINK, but even then the demo application (demo_cn_console) would just crash upon start.
So my question is: Has anybody ever tested the plugin? Which version of the plugin is comptaible with which version of openPOWERLINK?
I attached an example of the generated header (using V1.1.1 of the plugin). 00000000_POWERLINK_CiA401_CN.h.txt
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
@brrueckerc I tried compiling the sample XDD file (apps/common/objdicts/CiA401_CN/00000000_POWERLINK_CiA401_CN.xdd) from the openPOWERLINK stack (tried all versions from 2.5.2 to V2.7.0) using the XDD2OD eclipse plugin (Version 1.1.1 in eclipse oxygen, installed via update-site
). However, the resulting .h file does not compile with any of the tested versions of the openPOWERLINK stack.
Most errors are either due to invalid number of arguments in macro expansions, or the inclusion of undefined expressions like "true" or "kObdAccPR" in the generated header.
I tried fixing the resulting header by comparing it with the appropriate lines in the header included with openPOWERLINK, but even then the demo application (demo_cn_console) would just crash upon start.
So my question is: Has anybody ever tested the plugin? Which version of the plugin is comptaible with which version of openPOWERLINK?
I attached an example of the generated header (using V1.1.1 of the plugin).
00000000_POWERLINK_CiA401_CN.h.txt
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: