Hi Wolfgang,
luckily this was a quick one ... Initially I had the DriverManager have all
transports and drivers in it. But this would result in large binaries. So I
changed things pretty early that you need to manually register transports and
drivers you want to use.
Unfortunately then I
Hi Wolfgang,
as you reported your problem was occuring while executing the hello-world-read
example, I can unfortunately confirm this error happeining for me too. I'll
look into it.
Chris
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Von: Christofer Dutz
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 11. Februar 2021 11:35
Hi Wolfgang,
for modbus the default transport is "tcp" so the ":tcp" part of the connection
string is redundant but I like to use it for the sake of clarity.
Same with the unit-identifier ...
Would you be able to share your project with me ... then I could have a look.
Chris
Thanks for the information regarding next planed steps on Go-Support…
I am on the list since early 2020 and I am using plc4x already successfully in
some of my Demo-Environments…
Modbus-Simulator is up and running, now I have some issues with the first
connection:
fatal error: all goroutines
Hi Wolfgang,
also from my side a warm welcome.
As I'm currently the only one worling on the go drivers, all I can tell you
that it's our goal to have all drivers on all platforms. But with the limited
resources we have, this might take a while. Of course, if there is a need for
something
Hello Wolfgang,
First of all welcome to the list :-).
We indeed want to bring other drivers to GO. Just one mail before we were
looking for developers who are willing to do that :-) so feel free to start
developing. We are happy to help.
So concrete timeline no - roadmap yes - priority yes -
Hello,
as I try to integrate PLC4x into an Golang-Framework I would like to know when
additional drivers like S7 or OPCUA will be available in GO ? Is there any
timeline ?
For the meantime, anybody knows a good Modbus-Simulator for Mac or Docker?
Regards,
Wolfgang Huse
