Re: [foxboro] Multi compilation

Jean-Christophe,

PUTSEQ is probably what you're missing, it installs the compiled sequence
code back to the block.  The sequence file handling commands are GETSEQ,
CMPSEQ and PUTSEQ.

If the .s file is already modified, in iccdrvr.tsk you can copy the .s file
to a tmp directory (SHELL command), then use CMPSEQ and finally PUTSEQ.

If memory serves, it would go something like this:

OPEN <cplbug> ALL ksf
SHELL cp /opt/fox/ciocfg/<cmpname>/<blkname>.s /tmp
CMPLSEQ <block type> /tmp/<blkname>
PUTSEQ <cmpname>:<blkname> /tmp/<blkname>
CLOSE
EXIT

Regards,

Kevin FitzGerrell
Systems Engineer
Foxboro New Zealand
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Hi list,

I have found topic no where in the archive :

Suppose i need to modify several sources code from HLBL blocks, like IND or
DEP :

           All the IND blocks are on a CP, on production;
           I take all the .s file i want to change, and i transfert all on
my
PC.
           Know i work with my editor and once i have finish all the
modifications, i transfert back all the .s in their good path
(/opt/fox/ciocfg/<CMPB>)

So i can , by iccdrvr.tsk   use CMPBSEQ (step 1) but how can i do the
"done"(step 2) method  now !.
If i do step 1 , my CP is not good. The station act like before (as if
their
was no modifications) , but in Foxselect i can see the modifications !!!.

May be it's impossible, but it would be very useful to do this.

Thanks for your lights !.

JCM
Software Engeenier.







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