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  In my work, we create the library files so that we can share images and assets between all members of the workshop. My boss recently made a library that blocks anyone outside its own machines. We all similar computers and the library is not too big (1, 309KB) for malfunctions. Other libraries (which are of larger size) open very well. All the images in the library are shared on our server, so there is no problem of link. Anyone know why it might be crashing?

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  Sarah

  Get corrupted, and it seems that this library is corrupted. I would recreate it again. (Is there a way to resave the InDesign as IDML files, but no such method for a library corrupt I heard talk about.)

• Shared library

  Hello!
  
  
  Article "install Netbackup for Oracle on Unix agent."
  

  http://www.Symantec.com/connect/articles/installing-NetBackup-Oracle-agent-UNIX
  Stop all oracle instances on this client. The reason: sometimes Oracle takes a library shared (like ours) and place it in its shared memory space

  my question is how I can control the shared library of existence in a memory space to define the real need of Shuting down of all oracle instances?
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  Pavel

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  Even until now, I've never worked with Netbackup tool, but that when this line says "stop all instances oracle on this customer.", then I think that we must avoid any confusion, because when Oracle puts the shared library in the shared memory, then when you install netbackup, there are chances that some internal conflicts can happen and avoid these conflicts and corruption in the installation its safe to stop all instances on the client.

  In the same connection, they said two or three MOS note ID, so please take a look at them also.

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• Photo library becomes corrupted transferring to NTFS?

  My iMac has been slow, so I decided to clear some memory.  I bought a Toshiba 1 TB hard drive, and the file format is NTFS.  I had to use the Tuxera NTFS converter to be able to copy files...  So I basically copied all my files on the hard disk without problem (including the photo library).  After that all copies were complete, I've completely cleaned of my hard drive and reinstalled Mac OS x iMac.  And my library of Photos on the hard drive.  When I tried to open the pictures library, that's when I realized that NTFS is not compatible for applications such as the library of Photos Mac...

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  as for support to Tuxera or other third party software, that you will need to contact their support team-, which means no pictures somehow

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• shared library issues

  Hello

  I have a DLL to my amp and a help file and a header file, but when I try to import the shared library, it has all the functions... Now, I have some functions to a third party, but when I try to:

  getinstancelist-> opendevice-> getsignalformat->-> device nearby stopdevice

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  In the room attached of the SDK, DLL and header files + getinstancelist, opendevice, getsignalformat, stopdevice, near the VI device

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  Thijs Boeree

  Found!

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  Best regards

  Thijs

• tables as input for the shared library function

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  so, how I can build a shared library VI who gets an array (of a constant size if this is important) and multiply it by 10?

  Thank you!

  A function in a DLL can only return a scalar value, not a table, no matter what languages are used. To return an array, instead calling it allocates the array pass a reference to the DLL and then after the function called the referenced table table contains the new data. This is why there are two parameters - the input array (actually a pointer to it) and a pointer (reference) to the output array. You must change your code in MATLAB, there is nothing you can do about it in LabVIEW. EDIT: Also note that it allows to re-use of the input as an output table, optionally passing a reference only to the table of entry and then by changing that. You can do it in LabVIEW by configuring the setting table as input and output.

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  I have a shared library with a function which the header is:

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  This vi is compiled into a DLL that uses the header above.

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• Get a precise timing in a C++ shared library in VxWorks

  Hello world

  I am developing a shared library for VxWorks for my compactRio access a «no massive strorage» usb device

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  Thank you very much

  Martin

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• Unable to load the shared library LVASPT_WA.*

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  I reinstalled signals Advanced processing toolkit and linked things 'add new software' MAX, but the error persists.

  A picture of what the system looks like to the MAX is attached.

  Also, I Fund this post:

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  Can you telll me what I am doing wrong?

  Thank you very much in advance!

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• Call to a shared library a VI on a target NI Linux RT (cRIO 9068)

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• myRIO can't find my shared library .so

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  Well lets try a little more detailed explanation:

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• shared library problem MathScript

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• import the shared library function name change

  Hello

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  Hi Salvo,

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• Is Linux - possible to build a shared library that calls other libraries shared without having to make a static link to them?

  Hello

  Operating system = Linux (Ubuntu 14.04 LTS 32-bit)

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  Thank you

  --------------------------------

  CC = gcc

  all: TestValidateSchema

  TestValidateSchema: testValidateSchema.c
  $(CC) o Release/validateschema.o - c - wall - Werror - fpic Src / validateschema.c - I. / Include-I/usr/include/libxml2
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  install:
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  --------------------------------------

  In addition to what said Daniel on the specification of an external shared library in the liaison stage of your version of the shared library, together with the - shared option, there is still one thing to consider:

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