Hi Chris, I would like to learn more when you starting building the Mspec for Modbus and generate the drivers. So a little tutorial on how we build the Mspec - step by step not just the final result and more details on how the drivers are then generated using the Mspec.
For example - Mspec -> Complex Type generates this class structure in the driver etc. So we can make it easier to start working on supporting other programming languages as well. Because the overall flow and building gets clearer. As you may know I am interested in supporting e.g. Python but for me personally the current complexity needs some break down to smaller tasks so that i have an entry point where i can support the project easier. Lukas Am Sa., 18. Jan. 2020 um 09:52 Uhr schrieb Christofer Dutz < christofer.d...@c-ware.de>: > Hi all, > > I just wanted to inform you that yesterday I merged the changes from the > “next-gent-core-2” branch back to develop. > The next-gen S7 driver is now renamed from s7ng to s7 as it’s going to > replace the old one fully (Still need to fix one thing and then it’s ready > to go) > In its current state we have lost a lot of drivers which we once had. > > I will put in some extra effort to port at least two of these drivers to > Mspec as soon as possible (Modbus and EtherNet/IP) > Some drivers like the ADS and the S7 are currently still located in the > sandbox, so be sure to enable the “with-sandbox” profile. > > Would be cool if you could try it out. > > Chris >
