Jim B. Kowalkowski wrote:
>
> We have found several problems with GDCT's interface to dbStaticLib
> under R3.13. I have completely removed the "klib" library from
> GDCT under R3.13 because dbStaticLib now directly supports all the
> features available in klib. I am currently testing the R3.13 GDCT
> and it will be available with the next beta release. The removal
> of klib seems to have fixed all the problems and substantially
> reduced the size of GDCT code.
>
> --
> Jim Kowalkowski
> 708/252-9410
> [email protected]
>
> Argonne National Laboratory
> Advanced Photon Source - Accelerator Systems Division
> Controls and Computing
Jim,
Can I get a copy before the next EPICS release? The current
free_gdct is just about unusable and has me very frustrated and annoyed.
A new problem I discovered last night is that it spontaneously swaps PV
names over various like records, observed in the .db file. I've also
seen multiple records spontaneously take on the same name in the X
window
but actually be the correct records when examined. The program won't
allow
you to rename the records back to their original values.
Is it possible to set things up so that I can enter the macro $(S) in
place of the slot value in a VXI_IO DTYP Form? If I edit the .db for
this
things work correctly on the IOC. It's just that I can't get gdct to
accept it.
Thanks,
Ric
--
Ric Claus ([email protected], (415) 926-2697)
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