Rockwell Automation 47C626 AutoMax Programming Executive V4.2 - Manual (Page 135)

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directory and will be named _PRINT.LOG. If there are no errors, the
log file will simply list the files that were printed.
8.12 Generating Task Cross Reference Files
Use the Generate Task Cross Reference command to create a cross
reference file for each of the selected AutoMax and UDC application
tasks. The cross reference listing will include the following for each
variable used in the task: the line on which the variable is defined, the
variable type (local, tunable, or reserved for the system), the
hardware address (slot, drop, remote slot, register, and bit), the
description assigned when the variable was configured (either the
!Ćtype comment on the application task line on which the variable is
first referenced, or the 40Ćcharacter element description in PC/Ladder
Logic tasks), and the line cross reference. The task cross reference
then lists the following errors or warnings for the task: minor
compilation errors, undefined variables, unconfigured variables, local
variables read but not written to, unused variables, and local
variables written to but not read. AutoMax will assign cross reference
files a .XRF extension. Cross reference files can then be printed by
using the Print command (see section 8.11).
Step 1.
Select the task(s) for which you want to create a cross
reference.
Step 2. Select Generate Task Cross Reference from the Task
menu.
8.13 Generating a PC Listing
Select Generate PC Listing from the Task menu in the Task Manager
to generate .LST files for selected PC tasks. These files will be written
to the rack subdirectory, and can be viewed using the text editor. Use
the following procedure to generate .LST files.
Step 1.
Select one or more PC tasks from the tasks list.
Step 2. Select Generate PC Listing. .LST files will be generated for
the selected PC tasks. These files will have the same name
as the source PC files, with a .LST extension. Listing files
will be identical to the listing provided when a PC task is
printed (excluding page headers and page breaks).
8.14 Resequencing a Task
Resequence is used to resequence the line numbers within a task
program. To resequence Control Block (BLK) and BASIC (BAS) files,
follow the procedure below.
Step 1.
Select the task you want to resequence.
Step 2. Select Resequence from the Task menu.
Step 3. Enter old first sequence number, old last sequence
number, the new starting sequence number, and the
increment. The first and last sequence numbers are
inclusive.