I have a somewhat awkward question regarding the DCS of Zhejiang Zhongkong
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In actual operation, how can one see the execution process of the program code? Just like when doing simulation debugging, I can see which step of the program has been reached; it’s the code that needs to be examined, not the flowchart. I would be very grateful if experts who know how to do this could give me some guidance! ! !
If you want to see the code, just as you would want to see Microsoft’s code, does the original poster think that’s feasible?
I can see the code; when debugging a program, it’s possible to observe every step of its execution. What I want to know is whether it’s possible to see how the code I’ve written works during normal operation
In the graphical programming interface, pressing the connect and debug buttons allows you to see the program in action.
Production is in progress; can this be done while the program is running normally? I thought about it, but I just didn’t dare to press it!
You can define your own identifier variables, and then by connecting them in a flowchart, you can see the steps!
No problem; at this point the program can only be viewed, not modified. It can be edited only after the connection is disconnected
8lou is right; the following can be considered
Thank you all for your valuable suggestions; I’ve decided to give it a try when I stop the vehicle for maintenance
Floor 8 is the right choice; I’ve tried it myself.