thanks a lot for your work Ihor, the last last about timers i swear, i already understood what you did in 3.5.3v when you posted a wikihow about it( https://github.com/LDmicro/LDm....-in-v2.3-and-v3.5.3-and-later ), i was thinking if it would be possible in adding an option where you can choose either 3.5.3v or 2.3v timer cycle (image attach), i know if i want 1 sec i need to set timer TON 990ms, 2 seconds i need to set 1990ms, but i was thinking that one of the advantages of ldmicro was that it was intuitive for most cases,i mean not need to calculate every moment ton or toff times less 10 ms (if PLC cycle timer set 10 ms) i could set 1 sec and automatically ldmicro made 990ms (intuitive), so maybe it could be possible to add the option described in the image attach, and maybe for not making troubles if choosing 2.3v option the time less than 1 sec, could work with 3.5.3 option, for short times

Btw. I am more in favor of releasing the AND function so that we can communicate better with other SPI devices.

SPI can be made with SRO + AND functions.

That is what LDmicro lacks, the reason why many compile to C.

Dear sir
Thanks for your great work and for accepting my suggestions for arduino
I found a problem in v4. 3.5
I made very simple program (in the attachment) which is led to be on for ever and used Atmega 16 but after burning the program the led is off.
I make the same program using v2. 3 and after burning on Atmega 16 the led is on
Also another thing I found only one PWM pin for Atmega 16 where in the manual Atmega 16 have 4 pins
Thanks.

To Ihor:

I found a bug in the current version:
If you load the "traffic" example and select 'Compile ANSIC' with (no microcontroller) seleted, the generated traffic.c contains bad prototypes like these:

/* You provide these functions. */
PROTO(extern ldBOOL Read_Ub_Yred(void) { });
PROTO(extern void Write_Ub_Yred(ldBOOL v) { });

These are no prototypes but some mix of prototypes and empty stub-functions. They won't compile...

The generated traffic.h contains the good prototypes:

// You provide these functions.
PROTO(ldBOOL Read_Ub_Yred(void));
PROTO(void Write_Ub_Yred(ldBOOL b));

If you tried to let stub-functions be generated, perhaps you do it like this:

- In the generated c-source:
/* You provide these functions. */
LDSTUB(ldBOOL Read_Ub_Yred(void))
LDSTUB(void Write_Ub_Yred(ldBOOL v))

- In the generated ladder.h_ template:

#ifdef DO_LDSTUBS
#define LDSTUB(x) x { ; }
#else
#define LDSTUB(x) PROTO(extern x ;)
#endif

By the way: the ladder.h_ template ist not generated in the same path (directory) as traffic.c and traffic.h but in the path of traffic.ld ...

Regards and thx in advance ;-)

to Ahmad sakr and to MAQ and to all

I saw your post
http://cq.cx/ladder-forum.pl?a...;parent=6794&tt=1514746534

I know that not all PWM pins added.

PWM pins are too labor-intensive(too time-consuming).

Atmega16 PWM and some other PIC and AVR PWM are in pre-release development.

Please tell me the required MCU. I do not want to waste time on the obsolete or unclaimed MCU.

Thanks Ihor
I repeat the test and it's OK now
And for PWM could you add for Atmega 16
Thanks for your great support

to bfwolf

Yes, you right understood the idea.
Thank you for #ifdef DO_LDSTUBS...

Will fix in next release.

Updated:

TON, TOF, etc. in v2.3 and v3.5.3 and later
https://github.com/LDmicro/LDm....-in-v2.3-and-v3.5.3-and-later

Please give typical LD rungs with timers TON, TOF, RTO, RTL, TCY, THI, TLO from your practice.

THANKS TO Co-OPERATION WITH ALL OF US Mr.Ihor Nehrutsa

Its most Important

Three Phase MOTOR CONTROL CIRCUITS NEED
( Carrier frequency Generator ) 120 Degree Phase Difference at EACH PHASE START ZERO-CROSSING 0 to 99% duty Cycle
IN THREE PHASE CONTROL WE NEED THREE PIN PWM CONTROL.
OR Six PWM PIN IF WE NEED three INVERTED PIN ( OTHERWISE THREE PIN TO CONVERT for INVERTED PIN BY LOGIC GATES )

PLEASE SEE ATTACHMENT FOR MORE UNDERSTAND ABOUT THAT.

THANK YOU

i can not simulate my programme the programe close automaticly

I

I'm discovering ldmicro release 4.4.3.0, after trying old release 2.3
I rebuilt the program under VC++ 10.

I noticed that french lang-table was very poor and menues where still mainly in english.
I have soved the pb by upgrading lang-fr.txt file and generating a new lang-tables.h with perl.

To achieve the job I've had to slightly modify menues titles in my maincontrols.cpp to prevent some inconsistancies.
I also commented "TODO" menues, the interest of which is not obvous for the enduser, so that I didn't translate them.
(Search "JG" in .cpp to see my slight modifications)

Maybe you'd like to include this new French table in the new release ? It's in attached zip file, with my executable to have a look at the result.

Best regards
JG (France)