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samples: subsys: canbus: canopen: objdict: CO_OD.h is not normally made. #26363
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@wngur300 You need to use a version of libedssharp, that matches the version of CANopenNode used. This is not specific to Zephyr. |
v0.8-7-g2e53bbc is not found at https://github.com/robincornelius/libedssharp/releases and appears to be downloadable until version v0.8-0-gb60f4. Can you tell me where I can download the version of v0.8-7-g2e53bbc? Can't I get it for free? |
To resolve the above issue, you will need at least robincornelius/libedssharp@07ac819 (or just manually edit the generated file to use |
Thank you! |
Closing as resolved. |
For reference (and Linux users), the latest auto-build that has this problem fixed can be downloaded from: https://github.com/robincornelius/libedssharp/raw/gh-pages/build/OpenEDSEditor-latest.zip |
Actually the latest version of OpenEDSEditor is also not compatible, so I opened #33149 to clarify and find a solution. |
Describe the bug
The CO_OD.h file is not created normally in the Object Dictionary Editor v0.8-0-gb60f4b version. (CO_OD.h: #define CO_NO_TS 1)
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Additional context
I wanted to create CO_OD.c, CO_OD.h, xml files directly by opening the eds file provided by the zipper canopen sample with object logic editor.
Download the editor program from (https://github.com/robincornelius/libedssharp/releases.)
We opened the editor program to create CO_OD.c, CO_OD.h, and xml files without any additional changes.
However, an error occurred during the build because
CO_NO_TIME
was not defined in the CO_OD.h file.Looking in the header file,I suspected that the
was created incorrectly due to the difference in the version of the editor.
I wonder if there is anything else that needs to be set up in the editor program in order to be normally generated from CO_OD.h to #define CO_NO_TIME 1 or if it is due to version differences.
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