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Subject: Re: Help creating motorR6-9 examples
From: Guilherme Jovanini Montagner <[email protected]>
To: Mark Rivers <[email protected]>
Cc: "Ronald L. Sluiter" <[email protected]>, tech-talk <[email protected]>
Date: Thu, 14 Sep 2017 08:56:48 -0300 (BRT)
Hello.

Thank you very much, I'll look into it.
I couldn't find the "motors.template" file though. Where should it be located?

Thanks

Guilherme Jovanini Montagner
+55 19 2517.8911
+55 19 99806.9117



De: "Mark Rivers" <[email protected]>
Para: "guilherme" <[email protected]>
Cc: "Ronald L. Sluiter" <[email protected]>, "tech-talk" <[email protected]>
Enviadas: Quarta-feira, 13 de setembro de 2017 12:12:47
Assunto: RE: Help creating motorR6-9 examples

> Ok. I see. Do you know how can I get some information on how to do this?

 

There is online EPICS training here:

 

http://www.aps.anl.gov/epics/docs/APS2015.php

 

Under the Hardware Interfacing section there are 4 talks about motors.  I'm pretty sure what you need to know is explained there.

 

> I mean, is the driver complete and I just need to create the st.cmd file, or is there something else to it?

 

The driver should be complete, and all you need to do is to create the st.cmd and motors.template files.  However, if you need specialized functions in the controller that are not in the current EPICS driver then you might need to enhance the driver, but probably not.

 

> Also, where can I find information on writing this kind of file? What language is it written in?

 

The file is an IOC shell (iocsh) script.  The IOC shell is documented here:

http://www.aps.anl.gov/epics/base/R3-15/5-docs/AppDevGuide/IOCShell.html#x19-73300018

 

You can start an example IOC with simulated motors by doing the following:

 

cd devel/motor/iocBoot/iocWithAsyn/

 

../../bin/linux-x86_64/WithAsyn st.cmd.sim

 

You should then see something like the following:

 

# The is the ASYN example for communication to 4 simulated motors

# "#!" marks lines that can be uncommented.

< envPaths

epicsEnvSet("IOC","iocWithAsyn")

epicsEnvSet("TOP","/home/epics/devel/motor-6-9")

epicsEnvSet("SUPPORT","/corvette/home/epics/devel")

epicsEnvSet("ASYN","/corvette/home/epics/devel/asyn-4-31")

epicsEnvSet("SNCSEQ","/corvette/home/epics/devel/seq-2-2-4")

epicsEnvSet("BUSY","/corvette/home/epics/devel/busy-1-7")

epicsEnvSet("EPICS_BASE","/corvette/usr/local/epics-devel/base-3.15.5")

epicsEnvSet("IPAC","/corvette/home/epics/devel/ipac-2-14")

dbLoadDatabase("/home/epics/devel/motor-6-9/dbd/WithAsyn.dbd")

WithAsyn_registerRecordDeviceDriver(pdbbase)

dbLoadTemplate("motor.substitutions.sim")

motorSimCreateController("motorSim1", 4)

#asynSetTraceIOMask("motorSim1", 0, 4)

#asynSetTraceMask("motorSim1", 0, 255)

# motorSimConfigAxis(port, axis, lowLimit, highLimit, home, start)

motorSimConfigAxis("motorSim1", 0, 20000, -20000,  500, 0)

motorSimDriver:motorSimConfigAxis: configuring controller motorSim1 axis 0

motorSimConfigAxis("motorSim1", 1, 20000, -20000, 1500, 0)

motorSimDriver:motorSimConfigAxis: configuring controller motorSim1 axis 1

motorSimConfigAxis("motorSim1", 2, 20000, -20000, 2500, 0)

motorSimDriver:motorSimConfigAxis: configuring controller motorSim1 axis 2

motorSimConfigAxis("motorSim1", 3, 20000, -20000, 3000, 0)

motorSimDriver:motorSimConfigAxis: configuring controller motorSim1 axis 3

iocInit

Starting iocInit

############################################################################

## EPICS R3.15.5

## EPICS Base built Apr 17 2017

############################################################################

cas warning: Configured TCP port was unavailable.

cas warning: Using dynamically assigned TCP port 45582,

cas warning: but now two or more servers share the same UDP port.

cas warning: Depending on your IP kernel this server may not be

cas warning: reachable with UDP unicast (a host's IP in EPICS_CA_ADDR_LIST)

iocRun: All initialization complete

 

You can then type the "help" command to see what commands are available at the IOC shell.  The available commands depends on how your application was built.

 

epics> help

Type 'help <command>' to see the arguments of <command>.

#               A3200AsynConfig A3200AsynSetup  ACRCreateController

AG_CONEXCreateController        AG_UCCreateAxis AG_UCCreateController

ANC150AsynConfig                ANC150AsynSetup ClockTime_Report

ClockTime_Shutdown              ESP300Config    ESP300Setup

EnsembleAsynConfig              EnsembleAsynSetup

HXPCreateController             IM483PLConfig   IM483PLSetup    IM483SMConfig

IM483SMSetup    ImsMDrivePlusCreateController   MAXvConfig      MAXvSetup

MCB4BConfig     MCB4BCreateController           MCB4BSetup      MDriveConfig

MDriveSetup     MM3000Config    MM300Setup      MM4000AsynConfig

MM4000AsynSetup MM4000Config    MM4000Setup     MVP2001CreateAxis

MVP2001CreateController         OmsPC68Config   OmsPC68Setup    PIC630Config

PIC630Setup     PIC662Config    PIC662Setup     PIC663Config    PIC663Setup

PIC844Config    PIC844Setup     PIC848Config    PIC848Setup     PIC862Config

PIC862Setup     PIE516Config    PIE516Setup     PIE517Config    PIE517Setup

PIE710Config    PIE710Setup     PIE816Config    PIE816Setup

PI_GCS2_CreateController        PM304Config     PM304Setup      PM500Config

PM500Setup      SC800Config     SC800Setup      SMC100CreateController

SMChydraCreateController        SmartMotorConfig

SmartMotorSetup SoloistConfig   SoloistSetup

WithAsyn_registerRecordDeviceDriver             XPSAuxConfig    XPSConfig

XPSConfigAxis   XPSCreateAxis   XPSCreateController

XPSCreateProfile                XPSDisableAutoEnable            XPSDisablePoll

XPSEnableMoveToHome             XPSEnableMovingMode

XPSEnableSetPosition            XPSGathering    XPSInterpose

XPSNoDisableError               XPSSetPosSleepTime              XPSSetup

asDumpHash      asInit          asSetFilename   asSetSubstitutions

ascar           asdbdump        asphag          aspmem          asprules

aspuag          astac           asynAutoConnect asynEnable

asynInterposeEosConfig          asynInterposeFlushConfig

asynMotorEnableMoveToHome       asynOctetConnect

asynOctetDisconnect             asynOctetFlush  asynOctetGetInputEos

asynOctetGetOutputEos           asynOctetRead   asynOctetSetInputEos

asynOctetSetOutputEos           asynOctetWrite  asynOctetWriteRead

asynRegisterTimeStampSource     asynReport      asynSetAutoConnectTimeout

asynSetMinTimerPeriod           asynSetOption   asynSetTraceFile

asynSetTraceIOMask              asynSetTraceIOTruncateSize

asynSetTraceInfoMask            asynSetTraceMask                asynShowOption

asynUnregisterTimeStampSource   asynWaitConnect callbackParallelThreads

callbackSetQueueSize            casr            cd              coreRelease

date            dbDumpBreaktable                dbDumpDevice    dbDumpDriver

dbDumpField     dbDumpFunction  dbDumpMenu      dbDumpPath      dbDumpRecord

dbDumpRecordType                dbDumpRegistrar dbDumpVariable  dbLoadDatabase

dbLoadRecords   dbLoadTemplate  dbLockShowLocked                dbNotifyDump

dbPutAttribute  dbPvdDump       dbPvdTableSize  dbReportDeviceConfig

dbStateClear    dbStateCreate   dbStateSet      dbStateShow     dbStateShowAll

dba             dbap            dbb             dbc             dbcar

dbd             dbel            dbgf            dbgrep          dbhcr

dbior           dbl             dbla            dblsr           dbnr

dbp             dbpf            dbpr            dbs             dbsr

dbstat          dbtgf           dbtpf           dbtpn           dbtr

drvAsynIPPortConfigure          drvAsynIPServerPortConfigure

drvAsynMotorConfigure           drvAsynSerialPortConfigure      echo

eltc            epicsEnvSet     epicsEnvShow    epicsMutexShowAll

epicsParamShow  epicsPrtEnvParams               epicsThreadResume

epicsThreadShow epicsThreadShowAll              epicsThreadSleep

errlog          errlogInit      errlogInit2     exit

generalTimeReport               gft             help

installLastResortEventProvider  iocBuild        iocInit         iocLogInit

iocLogPrefix    iocLogShow      iocPause        iocRun          iocshCmd

iocshLoad       iocshRun        listMovingMotors

motorSimConfigAxis              motorSimCreate  motorSimCreateController

motorUtilInit   oms58Setup      pft             phytronCreateAxis

phytronCreateController         postEvent       printChIDlist   pwd

registryDeviceSupportFind       registryDriverSupportFind       registryDump

registryFunctionFind            registryRecordTypeFind

scanOnceSetQueueSize            scanpel         scanpiol        scanppl

seq             seqChanShow     seqQueueShow    seqShow         seqStop

seqcar          setIdlePollPeriod               setIocLogDisable

setMovingPollPeriod             taskwdShow      tclcall         tpn

var             xps_gathering

epics>

 

Mark

 

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Guilherme Jovanini Montagner [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2017 9:04 AM
To: Mark Rivers
Cc: Ronald L. Sluiter; tech-talk
Subject: Re: Help creating motorR6-9 examples

 

Hello.

Ok. I see. Do you know how can I get some information on how to do this?

I mean, is the driver complete and I just need to create the st.cmd file, or is there something else to it? Also, where can I find information on writing this kind of file? What language is it written in?

Thanks for your help!

 

 

Guilherme Jovanini Montagner

+55 19 2517.8911

+55 19 99806.9117

[email protected]

 

----- Mensagem original -----

De: "Mark Rivers" <[email protected]>

Para: "guilherme" <[email protected]>

Cc: "Ronald L. Sluiter" <[email protected]>, "tech-talk" <[email protected]>

Enviadas: Quarta-feira, 13 de setembro de 2017 10:14:18

Assunto: RE: Help creating motorR6-9 examples

 

> Let me ask you then, if I want to connect to a PI controller, do I need to create a st.cmd file that loads the right resources for that purpose?

 

Yes.  motor/iocBoot/iocWithAsyn contains example st.cmd.* files for a number of controllers, but I don't see any examples for a PI controller. 

 

I think the commands you need are, for example:

 

drvAsynIPPortConfigure("PI", "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:PORT", 0, 0, 0)

 

PI_GCS2_CreateController("PI_MOTOR", "PI", int numAxes, int priority, int stackSize, int movingPollingRate, int idlePollingRate)

 

Where PI is the name of an asyn IP port driver you create, xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the IP address of your controller, PORT is the TCP port that the controller accepts connections on, and PI_MOTOR is the name you give to the motor controller you create.  PI_MOTOR is the name you give in your motor template file.

 

Mark

 

________________________________________

From: Guilherme Jovanini Montagner [[email protected]]

Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2017 7:53 AM

To: Mark Rivers

Cc: Ronald L. Sluiter; tech-talk

Subject: Re: Help creating motorR6-9 examples

 

Hello

Thank you! it worked. Now I've got a bin folder and an executable file WithAsyn within it.

Let me ask you then, if I want to connect to a PI controller, do I need to create a st.cmd file that loads the right resources for that purpose?

Because the preinstalled files don't seem to be what i want to run.

Sorry, I'm new to EPICS and am still investigating how can we develop applications for it.

Thanks

 

Guilherme Jovanini Montagner

+55 19 2517.8911

+55 19 99806.9117

[email protected]

 

----- Mensagem original -----

De: "Mark Rivers" <[email protected]>

Para: "guilherme" <[email protected]>, "Ronald L. Sluiter" <[email protected]>

Cc: "tech-talk" <[email protected]>

Enviadas: Quarta-feira, 13 de setembro de 2017 9:03:19

Assunto: RE: Help creating motorR6-9 examples

 

> Can it be because I have another folder with motorR6-8 on the machine?

 

No, this error is because motor R6-9 is not compatible with base 3.15 or 3.16.  PI_GCS2Support.dbd includes the motor record, which it should not do.

 

You can comment out these 2 lines in PI_GCS2Support.dbd

 

include "asyn.dbd"

include "motorRecord.dbd"

 

Or you can get the master branch from github, https://github.com/epics-modules/motor

 

I know that the master branch works on base 3.15.5, but I see that are working with base 3.16.1 and I am not sure if that has been tested with motor yet.

 

Mark

 

 

________________________________________

From: [email protected] [[email protected]] on behalf of Guilherme Jovanini Montagner [[email protected]]

Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2017 6:51 AM

To: Ronald L. Sluiter

Cc: tech-talk

Subject: Re: Help creating motorR6-9 examples

 

Hello again, good morning.

I've just tried that, and then, make outputs the following error:

 

"(...)

 

Creating dbd file WithAsyn.dbd

 

perl -CSD /home/setup/Downloads/base-3.16.1/bin/linux-x86_64/dbdExpand.pl   -I. -I.. -I../O.Common -I../../../dbd -I/home/setup/Downloads/support/asyn4-31/dbd -I/home/setup/Downloads/base-3.16.1/dbd -I../../../dbd -o WithAsyn.dbd base.dbd motorSupport.dbd PI_GCS2Support.dbd

 

dbdExpand.pl: Duplicate definition of record type 'motor'

 

Context: recordtype(motor) in file '../../../dbd/motorRecord.dbd' in file '../../../dbd/PI_GCS2Support.dbd'

  while reading 'PI_GCS2Support.dbd' to create 'WithAsyn.dbd'

 

dbdExpand.pl: Exiting due to errors

 

 

(...)

"

Can it be because I have another folder with motorR6-8 on the machine?

 

Thanks again.

 

Guilherme Jovanini Montagner

+55 19 2517.8911

+55 19 99806.9117

[email protected]

 

----- Mensagem original -----

De: "Ronald L. Sluiter" <[email protected]>

Para: "tech-talk" <[email protected]>

Enviadas: Terça-feira, 12 de setembro de 2017 18:05:43

Assunto: Fwd: Re: Help creating motorR6-9 examples

 

-------- Forwarded Message --------

Subject:        Re: Help creating motorR6-9 examples

Date:   Tue, 12 Sep 2017 15:57:49 -0500

From:   Ronald L. Sluiter <[email protected]>

To:     Guilherme Jovanini Montagner <[email protected]>

 

 

 

Hello Guilherme,

 

I see from the makedump.txt file you sent that you are only building the

"MotorSrc" and "PIGCS2Src" directories. That is OK, but the <motor>/motorExApp

assumes that all the support directories are built.

 

You could follow one of two paths. One path would be to restore

motorR6-9/motorApp/Makefile to its' orginial state and rebuild.

 

The other, minimalist, path would be to comment out (or remove) from motorExApp

everything irrelavent to PIGCS2Src support. That requires;

- In motorR6-9/motorExApp/Makefile, comment out "DIRS += NoAsyn" (there is no

PIGCS2Src support in NoAsyn).

- Replace motorR6-9/motorExApp/WithAsyn/Makefile with the attached copy.

- rebuild

 

I think that should work.

 

Ron

 

 

On 09/12/2017 03:25 PM, Guilherme Jovanini Montagner wrote:

> Hi.

> Ok, here it is (attached)

> I'll have to go now, but I'll come back.

> Thanks!

> Guilherme Jovanini Montagner

> +55 19 2517.8911

> +55 19 99806.9117

> [email protected]

> ----- Mensagem original -----

> De: "Ronald L. Sluiter" <[email protected]>

> Para: "guilherme" <[email protected]>

> Cc: "tech-talk" <[email protected]>

> Enviadas: Terça-feira, 12 de setembro de 2017 17:17:16

> Assunto: Re: Help creating motorR6-9 examples

> Could you run the following command at the top directory,

>> make >& makedump.txt

> and send me the file.

> Ron

> On 09/12/2017 03:13 PM, Guilherme Jovanini Montagner wrote:

>> Hi again. Yes, I have run make from the top, and after, tried running it again from the child directory.

>> 

>> Guilherme Jovanini Montagner

>> +55 19 2517.8911

>> +55 19 99806.9117

>> [email protected]

>> 

>> ----- Mensagem original -----

>> De: "Ronald L. Sluiter" <[email protected]>

>> Para: "guilherme" <[email protected]>, "tech-talk" <[email protected]>

>> Enviadas: Terça-feira, 12 de setembro de 2017 17:06:32

>> Assunto: Re: Help creating motorR6-9 examples

>> 

>> If you did not run "make" from the top level "motorR6-9" directory, that could

>> be why you are getting these errors. The EPICS motor module, like EPICS base and

>> most other EPICS modules, assumes that "make" is run 1st from the top level

>> directory. After running 'make' from the top level you can make custom changes

>> and taylor the module to your specific needs, but you should run make from the

>> top 1st.

>> 

>> Ron

>> 

>> On 09/12/2017 02:57 PM, Ronald L. Sluiter wrote:

>>> Hello Guilherme,

>>> 

>>> I am guessing that the SoftMotorSrc directory did not get built. If you 'ls'

>>> the SoftMotorSrc directory you should get this;

>>> 

>>>> % ls motorApp/SoftMotorSrc

>>>> devSoftAux.cc  devSoft.cc  devSoft.h  devSoftMotor.dbd Makefile  O.Common

>>>> O.linux-x86_64

>>> and there should be a 'devSoftMotor.dbd' file installed in the top 'dbd'

>>> directory.

>>> 

>>>> galadriel% ls dbd

>>>> ACRMotorSupport.dbd  devDeltaTau.dbd        devMclennanMotor.dbd

>>>> devNewport.dbd  devPIJena.dbd *devSoftMotor.dbd* MicronixSupport.dbd

>>>> motorSupport.dbd         omsAsynSupport.dbd

>>>> devAcsMotor.dbd      devFaulhaberMotor.dbd  devMicos.dbd devOms.dbd

>>>> devPIMotor.dbd      devSPiiPlus.dbd motorRecord.dbd      NoAsyn.dbd

>>>>         phytron.dbd

>>>> devAerotech.dbd      devImsMotor.dbd        devMicroMo.dbd devOriel.dbd

>>>> devSmarActMCSMotor.dbd  devThorLabs.dbd motorSim.dbd         NoAsynVx.dbd

>>>>         PI_GCS2Support.dbd

>>>> devAttocube.dbd      devKohzuMotor.dbd        devNewFocus.dbd

>>>> devPC6K.dbd      devSmartMotorMotor.dbd  HytecMotorDriver.dbd

>>>> motorSimSupport.dbd  NPointMotorSupport.dbd

>>> What do you see in those two directories?

>>> 

>>> Ron

>>> 

>>> On 09/12/2017 02:25 PM, Guilherme Jovanini Montagner wrote:

>>>> Hi!

>>>> I'm involved in a Project in which EPICS is to be used, and am currently

>>>> trying to create a working example using a PI piezo controller.

>>>> I want some help doing this.

>>>> I've uncommented the lines

>>>> 

>>>> DIRS += motorExApp iocBoot

>>>> motorExApp_DEPEND_DIRS = motorApp

>>>> iocBoot_DEPEND_DIRS = motorExApp

>>>> 

>>>> from the top makefile. I've also uncommented the line "MOTOR=$(TOP)" in

>>>> configure/RELEASE file

>>>> Also, on the file motorApp/Makefile, I've got the lines

>>>> 

>>>> DIRS +=PIGCS2Src

>>>> PIGCS2Src_DEPEND_DIRS = MotorSrc

>>>> 

>>>> uncommented.

>>>> 

>>>> The problem is, when I run make on top, I get the following message:

>>>> 

>>>> [setup@localhost motorExApp]$ make

>>>> make -C ./NoAsyn install

>>>> make[1]: Entering directory

>>>> `/home/setup/Downloads/support/motor/motorR6-9/motorExApp/NoAsyn'

>>>> make -C O.linux-x86_64 -f ../Makefile TOP=../../.. \

>>>>       T_A=linux-x86_64 install

>>>> make[2]: Entering directory

>>>> `/home/setup/Downloads/support/motor/motorR6-9/motorExApp/NoAsyn/O.linux-x86_64'

>>>> Creating dbd file NoAsyn.dbd

>>>> perl -CSD /home/setup/Downloads/base-3.16.1/bin/linux-x86_64/dbdExpand.pl -I.

>>>> -I.. -I../O.Common -I../../../dbd

>>>> -I/home/setup/Downloads/support/asyn4-31/dbd

>>>> -I/home/setup/Downloads/base-3.16.1/dbd -o NoAsyn.dbd base.dbd

>>>> motorRecord.dbd devSoftMotor.dbd Misc.dbd

>>>> dbdExpand.pl: Can't find file 'devSoftMotor.dbd'

>>>>     while reading 'devSoftMotor.dbd' to create 'NoAsyn.dbd'

>>>>     Your Makefile may need this dependency rule:

>>>>       $(COMMON_DIR)/NoAsyn.dbd: $(COMMON_DIR)/devSoftMotor.dbd

>>>> dbdExpand.pl: Exiting due to errors

>>>> make[2]: *** [../O.Common/NoAsyn.dbd] Error 255

>>>> make[2]: Leaving directory

>>>> `/home/setup/Downloads/support/motor/motorR6-9/motorExApp/NoAsyn/O.linux-x86_64'

>>>> make[1]: *** [install.linux-x86_64] Error 2

>>>> make[1]: Leaving directory

>>>> `/home/setup/Downloads/support/motor/motorR6-9/motorExApp/NoAsyn'

>>>> make: *** [NoAsyn.install] Error 2

>>>> 

>>>> 

>>>> 

>>>> Then, I proceeded to add the mentioned line on motorExApp/NoAsyn/Makefile:

>>>> 

>>>> #----------------------------------------

>>>> #

>>>>    ADD MACRO DEFINITIONS AFTER THIS LINE

>>>> #=============================

>>>> $(COMMON_DIR)/NoAsyn.dbd: $(COMMON_DIR)/devSoftMotor.dbd

>>>> PROD_IOC_DEFAULT = NoAsyn

>>>> PROD_IOC_vxWorks = NoAsynVx

>>>> 

>>>> COMMONDBDS  = base.dbd

>>>> COMMONDBDS += motorRecord.dbd

>>>> COMMONDBDS += devSoftMotor.dbd

>>>> #!COMMONDBDS += devMXmotor.dbd

>>>> 

>>>> 

>>>> 

>>>> but when I run make again, after doing that, I get the following error:

>>>> 

>>>> 

>>>> 

>>>> [setup@localhost motorExApp]$ make

>>>> make -C ./NoAsyn install

>>>> make[1]: Entering directory

>>>> `/home/setup/Downloads/support/motor/motorR6-9/motorExApp/NoAsyn'

>>>> make -C O.linux-x86_64 -f ../Makefile TOP=../../.. \

>>>>       T_A=linux-x86_64 install

>>>> make[2]: Entering directory

>>>> `/home/setup/Downloads/support/motor/motorR6-9/motorExApp/NoAsyn/O.linux-x86_64'

>>>> Creating dbd file devSoftMotor.dbd

>>>> perl -CSD /home/setup/Downloads/base-3.16.1/bin/linux-x86_64/dbdExpand.pl -I.

>>>> -I.. -I../O.Common -I../../../dbd

>>>> -I/home/setup/Downloads/support/asyn4-31/dbd

>>>> -I/home/setup/Downloads/base-3.16.1/dbd -o devSoftMotor.dbd

>>>> dbdExpand.pl: No input files for devSoftMotor.dbd

>>>> make[2]: *** [../O.Common/devSoftMotor.dbd] Error 255

>>>> make[2]: Leaving directory

>>>> `/home/setup/Downloads/support/motor/motorR6-9/motorExApp/NoAsyn/O.linux-x86_64'

>>>> make[1]: *** [install.linux-x86_64] Error 2

>>>> make[1]: Leaving directory

>>>> `/home/setup/Downloads/support/motor/motorR6-9/motorExApp/NoAsyn'

>>>> make: *** [NoAsyn.install] Error 2

>>>> [setup@localhost motorExApp]$

>>>> 

>>>> I don't know where is this devSoftMotor.dbd being called, and why it doesn't

>>>> have input arguments.

>>>> 

>>>> Could you help me, please?

>>>> Thanks,

>>>> Guilherme

>>>> 

>>>> 

>>>> *Guilherme Jovanini Montagner*

>>>> +55 19 2517.8911

>>>> +55 19 99806.9117

>>>> [email protected]

>>>> 

>>>> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------



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