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Maybe ask instead of asserting stuff? In this case: 1. You can program them in vscode if you want, or using their IDE 2. Their IDE supports git just fine, an
by DannyBee 2y ago
Maybe ask instead of asserting stuff?
In this case:
1. You can program them in vscode if you want, or using their IDE
2. Their IDE supports git just fine, and that's what i use
3. The languages, like just about all major PLC vendors, are PLCOpen (IEC61131-3) languages. They are well defined.
Vendors differ in what edition of PLCOpen they are up to, similar to how you'd see differences (in the past) in what version of C++ is supported by an IDE/compiler.
Since PLCOpen is not trying to actively add random crap (like C++ is), it's not really a huge treadmill
4. They all have OPC/other standard ways of data access.