Project properties: separately compiled code?

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• Packed error Library Project: contains the compiled code

  I have tried to understand how the packed library works for LVOOP, but facing a wall with an error and do not know how to solve.

  (i) I did a "class 1", I then put in a library called 'library'.

  

  (II) I create a library packed and put the top-level library source files

  

  (III) once compiled and registered, I create a new project and add creating newly packed library project to it. Secondly, I add one newly create class, named 'class 2 '.

  

  (IV) I put the legacy of class 2 as a child of the class 1.

  

  (v) select new VI for substitution

  

  (VI) get error 1035

  

  What I'm doing wrong or how to fix this?

  The default setting for the packaging of screws in lvlibp deletes the block diagram.

  You must not delete dynamic distribution pattern-block screw you wish to override.

  hope this helps,

  Norbert

• Compiled code in the source file was separated... when referencing a tat of VI entered a trajectory control

  I have a feeling I know the answer.

  I have an executable that takes a VI from trajectory control and the executable reads certain properties.  It crashes with this error.

  Some experience on the issue:

  The executable waits on path control to change its value, then it reads the properties.  He's just fine.

  Running the source code works very well.

  The VI which is read has separate code.

  So I think it's no different than calling a VI dynamically because it is the responsibility of the VI in memory to read its properties, and that cannot happen if the code is separate.  I guess you have to uncheck the option "Separately compiled Code."... "for every VI (Subvi) I loading and recompile all that and that should work?

  Thank you!

  We will try to clarify something here.  You have an EXE file (running in the TEN) and is trying to call a VI that is not included in the EXE file and make everything with her?  If this is the case, while called VI does NOT have to be defined for separate update.  The reason being that the RTE does not any compilation.  So tried to do something for a VI with no compiled code is impossible.

  In the development environment, the code compiled for VI should be in the cache of the object.  So the separate update is not serious.

• I should "separate compiled code in the source file" for *.ctl files?

  There are a few good reasons to code compiled separately to screw

  Now, the option is also available for custom orders/type definitions. I wonder if there is any benefit whether for the separation of updating the code of these? None of the reasons for separation will apply to *.ctl files, after all. In fact, it might even be disruptive - in some quick experiments, separation of compiled code has increased the size of the files *.ctl!

  (Transferred to https://lavag.org/topic/19681-should-i-separate-compiled-code-from-source-file-for-ctl-files/ )

  Hi JKSH,

  Good question!  After searching for a bit, the first reason mentioned in the KB, you are connected (to simplify the source code control) looks like it could apply to the .ctl file.

  I guess that similarly to how changes in 1 VI cause unsaved changes in any screws that call it, changes with a .ctl file can do the same thing.  However, it seems that separation of compiled code make it possible only to make changes to a file at a time, without the domino effect.

  Best,

  David Randolph

  Engineering applications

  National Instruments

  www.NI.com/support

• where do you find the project properties in iMovie 10.1?

  where do you find properties of the project in iMovie 10.1 so I can automatically add transition at random between clips

  Project properties are under 'Settings' on the right side of the editing window. Not sure what you mean by "transitions randomly adding" Transitions are part of the themes. After you click settings, and then click theme button and will open a window with the available themes. Choose the theme you want and it will include transitions provided with this theme.

• the compiled code application memory usage differences for Win XP and Win 7 code compiled.

  I have an application developed in visual studio 6.0 on windows XP computer. Recently, I changed the code of Windows XP build environment to Windows 7.

  When the application is run (nine with Win 7 compilation) he gives issues like the Application is locked and does respond to any event.

  following things are associated with the application environment.

  -Oracle database 10g

  version of the compilation OS - Windows 7

  the same version of code with the compilation of Windows XP does not any problems at all.

  Are there specific windows the settings necessary to solve the problems of application with Win 7 the compiled code.

  all suggestions will be of great help.

  Thank you

  Deepak

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site and must be placed on Technet or MSDN

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• How can I change the separator cost Code (Code WBS)?

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  I thought this cost code separator is always hyphen ' - '.

  But in our demo database, I saw this code separator is the slash ' / '.

  Where can I put the separator for cost codes?

  There is a definition of data called separator cost Code. You can change the default value to whatever you want the separator to be.

• Flex Library Project - including the ActionScript code in an MXML file

  I am new to flex so I apologize if this is common knowledge.

  Breast Flash Builder 4.5, I created a project 'Flex '. I created a folder named "components" and created two files in this folder. ((1) Page.mxml, PageAs.as) 2. In the Page.mxml file, I included the PageAs.as file using the < fx:Script source = "PageAs.as" / > script tag. "

  I save and run it. Everything works very well. No errors.

  Now, I create a "Flex library project', I create a folder named"components"and create two files in this folder. ((1) Page.mxml, PageAs.as) 2. Before I have a chance to include the PageAs.as file in my Page.mxml file I get the following error.

  "A file in a source path must have a definition that is visible from the outside. If a definition in the file is intended to be visible from the outside, please put the definition in a package. »

  Here, I'm a bit confused. I have created two different projects but created two structures of identical files in each project. Why it worked very well in the 'Flex' project but not in the "Flex library project" and is it possible to fix the error?

  Page.MXML

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  <s:Group xmlns:fx="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009"
  
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  import mx.events.*
   
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  Go to project-> Properties-> Flex Library Build Path-> Classes (tab)

  Uncheck all of the actionscript files that are not actually classes, but rather an external import in one class (your MXML).

  Also, for the record, it is common to use lowercase letters for files includes actionscript and no real class. Camel case file names should be reserved for the class files...

• Common organisation of the project in real time Code

  Hi people,

  I'm working on a project of RT using several cRIO chassis.

  I common code RT I want to use with the different cRIOs.

  What is a good way to organize the common code within the project?

  For example. I have the folder called "common RT.

  It seems that I have to put the folder this folder under a cRIO special so that the screws to be recognized as RT

  Are there other options?

  Thank you

  Steve

  Laughing out loud

  They will all point in the same VI and location but since each CRIO has its own compiler you must place the code under each cRIO.

  But if you make a change to the VI under the cRIO it will update for the rest also.

• cRIO vibrations project: impossible to compile maps RT

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  I use this code for the RT, but run this code. But when I run the code, an error in compiling associated with a delivery that I don't own.

  

  * I use two FIFO in the FPGA for accelerometers ' X and Y ' defined as follows:
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  I tried to remove and reinstall he grew and all its pilots, but the remains of the error, include the code I use the RT and FPGA.
  Thanks for your help and any other necessary data asked me.

  Looks like the sound and Vibration library is not present on the target of RT.  In order to install a library on a remote target of MAX, I think that the components of the library must be present on the host PC (as it is the source of the software being installed on the target).  Can you open MAX, click on the target distance and expand the software tab?  Is there a noise and Vibration library is listed as installed?

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• How better to organize Flex Builder projects within a source code control system?

  Hello world

  I'm working on a team of average size of a company product developers who will use Flex on the front-end, remote access services for Java objects on the server, etc.

  Right now, I just created a sample application with a Flex Builder in Eclipse project and the use of WTP.

  I'm looking for advice or suggestions on the best way to organize a large Flex/Java project for the team with subversion, etc.

  Is it wise to record all of the Flex Builder project (i.e. files properties etc..)?  Our development environments will be identical, because they will be the virtual computer images.

  I did a lot of research and found a few bites, but I thought I'd see if I could get feedback from other people who have experience with this or are organizing their code source etc.

  Thank you very much

  FortPointUIGuy

  1. Yes. Note that once Java and Flex in the same project, I first had to create a Java project, and then something like Flex Project Nature > add Flex Project Nature. Try to do the reverse (start with a Flex project and add the Java code) worked for me.

  2. it's been great. Franck Wolff, the lead developer, has been very sensitive on their forum (even with stupid questions that were actually my fault). He added that some requested features for as3 Enums, and overall we were pretty happy. We do not actually use the fanciful granite features (other than his actionscript generator gas3 of objects for the AMF client-side); We use it mostly just because we moved to her before the Blaze. However, we have no intention to the flame.

  3. Yes, throw us just jars of granite in our war, although maybe this isn't the right thing for everyone. We have a heavy enough demand, so we can dominate the server simply assume. It worked well for us, althoough I do not think that we have already shared our tomcat with any other web apps, YMMV Yes case.

  And no problem - glad you help.

• Are there disadvantages to the use of libraries in the project to organize common code used by different projects?

  My company is trying to determine how best to organize and share our common code. We use subVersion. We have several important programs that are deployed on different machines, some of which are running older versions of labview. I read a lot of documents on how to share the code, but I still don't know if it makes sense to use the project libraries to organize the code which will be shared by several projects. Another option is the package build. Can someone comment on the advantages and disadvantages? Thank you.

  Because you use several versions of LabVIEW, go with the packages.

  The project libraries are stored in a specific version of LabVIEW.  So if someone registers in 2014, you can't use it in 2013.

  If you use packet, then you have a core library that is 'installed' for a specific version of LabVIEW.  Each version of LabVIEW can have its own installation of this package.

• Tracks compiled, compiled code fails

  I'm under LabView 7.1, controlling a testbed of Châtillon with transfer Ascii RS232 to a PC running windows 2000. A version of this code has worked for years. Try to upgrade the required routine changes. Now, the new code works well with no error not compiled, but compiled, it fails. And since it is a controlled process, he must run compiled. Sometimes stalls just to switch between sup compiled program live and sometimes requires only one part of what the subroutine, but continues. It probably hurt. The code was written with the same version of LabView.

  Because it works reliably not compiled, how do troubleshoot you?

  
  

• Modules Modules and custom project properties

  I have a module and a module, allows you to call their hand and the child.  I'm defining properties of custom hand modules, project level but once the module is included, custom properties are not long available to the engine API.  I tried all the combinations defined on the module, on the consumer, on the two, etc. Nothing.  What is even more frustrating, is that when I crack open the ZIP file and the .rmod, I can see the definitions in the XML file.

  All other custom properties are cool... entity, relationship,... only project level attribute those...

  Why doesn't this work? Is there a way to pull this off?

  Daniel,

  This certainly seems to be a bug. It seems that custom properties can be used when you include modules.

  What have you tried to do with the custom property? Probably there's a simple work-around by setting a global attribute of the text with the value you want in the custom property.

  In the meantime, I will raise this as a bug

  See you soon

  Frank

• Where the compiler Code Edge?

  I was just wondering where the Java compiler is supposed to be accessible in the application of the Code of edge? I have a fairly long Java source code of the program that needs pretty bad compilation as soon as possible.

  There is no component of Java for edge Code compiler. Edge code is designed for JavaScript (not Java) developers.

  Randy