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• No advantage to run a vi developed by LabVIEW 32-bit on windows 64-bit with 64-bit LabVIEW?

  The vi is developed with LabVIEW 32-bit on a 32-bit computer, windows 7.

  It is going to be any advantage to run this vi on a 64-bit on a 64 - bit windows machine LabVIEW 7?

  THX.

  Only if you are running out of ram and if you use one of the kits of tools that has a 64-bit version that can make use of the extra RAM.

• Don't LabVIEW 64-bit included in Developer suite?

  Don't LabVIEW 64-bit included in Developer suite?

  The installation program is not included in the disks on Developer.  But he uses the license even exact 32-bit.  You can download installers site of NOR.

• This VI belongs to a class of LabVIEW. No part of the class is executable at this time, because one of the screws is missing. However, I'm not missing a vi

  I have only 1 vi and its not to miss.  1 vi advertising the library owner has blocked enforcement of the VI.  The class has the error "this VI belongs to a class of LabVIEW. No part of the class is executable at this time, because one of the screws is missing. Find Member missing screws on the disk and load them into memory or remove them from the definition of class in the project tree. »

  But there is only 1 member vi! ??

  I had a lot of other vi through this class, but somehow this class failed with this error.  I removed all vi directory and the definition of class and just done re the a vi reviewer and still have the error message.

  I enclose my ridiculously simple class.

  I have other classes that work very well, but somehow it seems to have gotten sloppy.  I really need to understand what happened here and how get/avoid this error, or I wouldn't have the confidence to develop large scale applications using classes.

  In other words... Help, please!

  Your class contains two screws a VI is called Untitled 1 and the other reading Max level.vi.

  Maybe this could happen (not tested) as follows. You have created two screws and saved one of them as reading Max level.vi. Then, you have saved the class. When the classyou of fence chose not to save untitled 1 and not to save the class.

  How to fix it. Open the class file with any text editor. Remove all lines between and including the following lines in the file:

  
     

  This will fix your class.

• Sending of LabVIEW 8-bit unsigned integers

  Hello

  I send a bytestream of the pixel values in LabVIEW to a C program through TCP connection. I was wondering if this code really sends uint8 data or not, because when I read the data with a console in C application, 3/4 values are zero, as shown in the image below:

  

  and then, when I pass the Boolean expression to send a 32-bit unsigned integer values, only 1/4 values are values null instead. This block is really send uint8 values? :

  

  The VI is uploadet.

  In fact, you always sending 32 bits, because your cast to this type 8-bit data (see red dots).

  You perform the conversion to string within the structure of the case, something like this:

  

  Andrey.

• LabVIEW 32-bit on Seven 64 bit

  Hello

  I need to buy a PC and I can not find a version to Windows Seven 64-bit.

  My Labview license is 32-bit.

  It will work you there or are you there a way to choose 32-bit or 64-bit on the Pc or Labview?

  (Pc is preinstalled)

  Thank you

  Daniel

  Plug-in LabVIEW 2010 and 2011 (32 bits) on Windows 7 (64-bit) without any problem.

• A distribution source created in 32-bit LabView 2009, explains that the screws are not executable when opened in LabView 2009 64-bit. How do the main screw?

  A source distribution was made for a VI using LabView 2009 32 bit. The distribution has been verified to work on another machine which ran 32-bit LabView 2009. However, when opened on a 64-bit LabView 2009, the VI was broken as indicated by the error message attached. How can I make the executable VI?

  The VI used the noise and vibrations and HSDL screw that I suspect don't are not supported in 64-bit.

• LabVIEW 32-bit and Vista 64 registry read

  Hi all

  Having a problem with the reading of the registry to a 64-bit Vista with a LabVIEW 8.X EXE 32-bit machine.

  I read a little on the issues.  Can anyone tell me is there a work around with LabVIEW 8.X?

  I understand that Vista 64 divides the 32-bit registry and a 64-bit version.  Is it not possible to access (read/write) the 32-bit version of the registry by using a 32-bit application?

  See you soon,.

  Battler.

  I have reproduced the whole of the hierarchy, but in this ZIp file is .vi ACI - WinAPI - open registry key (WOW64 support) (in the WinAPI\Registry folder).  It's almost a drop in replacement for the standard NI Open Registry Key VI (8.6).

  It has a new option - access register.  You can select Native, 32-bit or 64-bit.  Native is somewhat level your application runs.  So 32-bit LabVIEW must Access the 32-bit registry on a 64 bit OS.  32-bit and 64-bit access to specific records.

  If you try to run on a 32-bit operating system, the VI will force you in native mode.  The VI checks WOW64 support or 64-bit operating system (note that a 32-bit application will not indicate that it is running on a 64-bit operating system, that's why we need check the WOW64 support).  Based on the access register and the operating system, the code ORs bits suitable for security access.

  You can find more information via Google and MSDN.

• Program works very well in LabVIEW 32-bit but not 64-bit

  I have a very complex program that works very well with LabView 2014 32 bit on a 64 bit Windows 7 computer. I installed LabView 2014 64-bit to be able to use more RAM and now the same program pose problems at one of the Sub screws. specifically, the sub - VI has a "invoke VI' and have problems since LV is not able to find the VI to call. How is it can be found in 32-bit but not 64-bit?

  N.b.: all copies are legitimate and authorized.

  This isn't an excerpt! Please read the help on creating this particular type of the image.

  What happens when you open the VI normally? It seems that you use DAQmx. Is the 64 - but version installed.

• Availability of LabVIEW 64-bit for Mac?

  Hello world

  A quick search of the forum seems to indicate that there may have been some 64-bit versions of LV for Mac produced, but I can't seem to find all recent messages, or how I could get a copy.  Does anyone know if there are available versions, or if NEITHER will produce them at one point?

  My main problem is that when playing in and manipulate data files larger than 500 MB, I get memory errors (my machine has 8 GB of RAM, and OSX has been 64-bit for some time). Looking at the monitor of activity reveals that LV allocates slightly more than 2.1 GB when reading binary files of this size (before handling and making copies, etc.).  It is, of course, pushing against the limits of 32-bit.  Some of my files are this size or larger, or require copies during the reduction/manipulation of data, hence the request.

  Thank you very much

  S-

  PS: I know, I know, I've heard the arguments for MS Windows before, I'm looking for above all a response to the question, not an explanation of the reason why the X system is better than the system Y.  FWIW, in my lab, we use Windows (less stable, more software), Mac and Linux (more stable, less software; done correlation = causation?)  Almost never :-)).

  
  

• labVIEW: resource not found. When you run executable

  Hello

  I had a fully functional vi with LabVIEW 2009 (continued from developer) and must be able to run it on another PC without him.  I downloaded LV Run-Time 2009, but when I try to run the executable I built, I get an error that reads:

  LabVIEW: Reasorce not found.

  An error occurred loading VI ' NI_AALPro.lvlibderivative x (t) .vi '.

  LabVIEW support 3 error code: could not load before panal.

  I can run the executable on another PC with LabVIEW without problem.  I read somewhere on the need to stop the front panal beng removed on void screws with Application Builder, although I don't think I have.  I apologize in case this is a stupid question, and I appreciate any help.

  See you soon

  Luke

  In the Project Explorer, click with the right button on the construction specifications and select new > Installer.

• LabVIEW 8.6 Build ends immediately with any executable file

  Hi all

  By reading the subject line, I'm going to venture that many of you are probably thinking I screwed up my spec to build, but I don't think I did. : smileywink: (I'll be really embarrassed if that's the case)

  I just opened a project, LabVIEW 8.5.1 to 8.6, made some changes and then tried to run my spec to build to generate an executable. Mind you, it worked perfectly for months in 8.5.1, I I know that this does not mean it will work now. The build completed immediately without special message, producing no executable file.  (see dialog box)  I thought it was some fluke by converting to 8.6, so I tried the following:

  1 double, triple and quadruple check my build specifications to make sure that I don't goof somewhere

  2A started around and made a new build specification (as in the good old days when versions 7.x and earlier failed)

  3 move the folder of generation out of my automatic settlement hierarchy.  I thought for sure that would be the problem, but it didn't fix it.

  4 mass compiled the project hierarchy, thinking that if the generation detects changes, it will start from scratch.  (Nothing).

  No matter what I do, I get the immediately attached dialog box and nothing happens. Has anyone seen this?  There is something stupid that I missed?

  Thank you very much

  Jim

  Okay, so after some trial and error, I managed to go beyond that...  It seems that LabVIEW has a sort of cache for the names of executable files generated by the construction specifications.  I renamed my executable file and it began to build normally...  Even if I moved the destination for the executable, it would not yet build, but rename the executable file itself fixed.  Very strange; I've never met this before.

• Where can I download LabVIEW NI Developer Suite 2012 64-bit?

  We have for LabVIEW NI Developer Suite 2012 32-bit installation DVD. On the support page for LabVIEW 64-bit vs 32-bit FAQ, it says to download the 64-bit version in the "Windows Setup can be downloaded via the drivers and updates: LabVIEW 64-bit section of our Web site", but the Developer Suite for 2012 64 bit is not listed.

  Please notify.

  Yes, you need SSP to make from this link. Really should have kept active ssp. Try the ftp site - http://download.ni.com/evaluation/labview/ekit/other/downloader/

• How to fix the error of Labview 2016 (32-bit) on Windows 10 database.

  Hello

  I have software to read/write of labview (32-bit) database, which works fine on windows xp 2000 / 7 (64-bit). But it is not stable 10 (64-bit) Windows at all.  It pops up an error on most of the time. Please see the attached database VI. After starting my software, usually, there is no error on the face of the database of frist. but it pops up an error when opening the database section. the East-2147418113 error code. It seems that it will be more stable if I put more than a few seconds before you open the second database.

  Could someone help me understand how to solve this problem?  Enjoy.

  Steven

  
  

• Uninstall the 32-bit version of labview and retain the 64-bit version

  How can I uninstall the 32-bit version of LV2009 and keep the operational 64 bit version?

  The 64-bit versions and 32-bit LabVIEW are independent. It is important to note that all modules are 64-bit capable.

  Here are a few web pages, with the frequently asked questions on the differences between labview 64-bit and 32-bit.

  http://zone.NI.com/DevZone/CDA/tut/p/ID/10339

  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/71E9408E6DEAD76C8625760B006B6F98?OpenDocument