C/C++ is one of the most widely used programming languages all over the world and is continually being maintained and expanded.
TwinCAT 3 offers the possibility to program automation projects with the assistance of the C/C++ languages.
The focus is on modularity, reusability and simple handling, which also enables direct interaction with program codes from other programming languages.
In this 30-minute webinar, Dr.-Ing. Henning Mersch, Product Manager TwinCAT, presents principles and application examples of C++ programming in a TwinCAT 3 environment, which have been available since TwinCAT 3.1 Build 4024.
The webinar is aimed at practice-orientated users who already have some experience with the TwinCAT automation software and C++.
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