Unused vi compiled into exe

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  This works very well the development environment (Labview 2012) but the VI acquire is not called the EXE. I do not receive the error messages, I have read the discussions on the current path (http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/FD7DE8BC8FFC256C862565F4006BE363) VI.

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• The compilation. Exe as only App

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  > Hey guys,.
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  MP than do find in any of the indd files in the book.

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  I have the program of development of Laview 8.2 Professional using project compile to EXE. However, the applications work on my development machine, but not others. Your document which talks about Non-admin is pointing to what I think is correct. But I need more information. Should I reinstall after that I'm granted the administrative rights to the config view the *.ini file that will allow the incorporation during the compilation process? In addition, what if the target machine has Admin or not?

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  I have a vi that seeks VISA resources and focuses on their name of the interface to select that you connect to.

  I have a strange problem where, if I run the vi in labview it works fine. When the vi is compiled into an exe file, it does not work.

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  http://forums.NI.com/T5/instrument-control-GPIB-serial/why-visa-property-interface-information-inter...

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• Why can't code when deploying exe?

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  I wonder what is the reason for blocking user wfom coding when the program is compiled into the exe?

  Wouldn't be good to allow the work of the user while the process, sometimes it takes a long time at the end and look in the brogress bar...

  I don't know if there is a technical reason for this (although I guess that there is), but if you want OR change it at any time, you probably vote for this: http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW-Idea-Exchange/Allow-users-to-continue-working-when-a-build-is-in-pro...

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• Subvis call go dynamically within an exe file (avoiding the error 1003)

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  However, I'm confused why certain plugins with work of related vi.lib while others screws produce an error 1003 unless these special screws are explicitly distributed and connected with them...

  Oh and just for completeness: all plugins are working fine if the callee in the development system, the problem occurs only if called from an exe file.

  Novgorod wrote:

  However, I'm confused why certain plugins with work of related vi.lib while others screws produce an error 1003 unless these special screws are explicitly distributed and connected with them...

  Oh and just for completeness: all plugins are working fine if the callee in the development system, the problem occurs only if called from an exe file.

  Do plug-ins that work depend on the screw in vi.lib who are already part of your executable file because the main program uses these same screws?

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  I am building an application from a simple labview vi (2011). The vi is that sets (boolean = TRUE) a line on the digital output card (NI 9472) when I start to run the vi. The program works very well after that I coded it. But when I try to compile an exe (application) of this project, then labview hangs in the build process. Is this a known issue? Help, please. I enclose my vi alongwith this email

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  I'm sorry to hear that gascars.  I downloaded your project and VI and have successfully built an executable in LabVIEW 2011 and 2012 of LabVIEW.  Can you please send me a screenshot of the error you receive?  Also, can you make a simple VI that adds two numbers and see if that can be transformed into a .exe.

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  Chris

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  Hi all

  I created a project and have a main vi which works very well in the development environment. When I Isaiah to compile the exe for the same thing, LabVIEW crashes. I don't understand why. If someone could help with that, you are welcome.

  LabVIEW version: 2013, 64-bit

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  Prabhu

  Thank you Ranjeet. I got to work, scoring remove unused files from libraries to the project. I think the problem was on the memory.

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• SubVis computer - which is compiled by calling Vi and who are not

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• How to load an exe file in a secondary?

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  This is not so different to the behaviour of the .net framework.

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