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What is App build error: command requires GPIB controller to be controller in charge?

This error is occuring when I try to build the application, not when I
run the application. How do I get the build app. S/W to deal with
properly with the GPIB system controller settings? (Note: It gives
the same error in Labview 6.1 build app.)
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Well, you are getting an error code of 1. Error code 1 has more than
one explanation. If you were executing a GPIB function, and it
returned error 1, this means ECIC--meaning that you tried to do
something on the GPIB which required a certain kind of privilege.

But another meaning for error code 1 is "input parameter is invalid".
Since you weren't running a GPIB function when you were building the
application, I suspect this is the true meaning of your error.

Unfortunately, I don't know what causes error code 1 when building an
application. You might try posting your question over in the LabVIEW
forum instead of here.

Brian
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I just searched the KnowledgeBase (under the Support button above) and
found this document ID: 2QNBMCRA. Type that ID into the search field
above, and select "Entire Site".

The KnowledgeBase entry talks about error code 1 when creating an
installer in LabVIEW 6.1.

I hope this helps.

Brian
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Hi! I am just posting here because this thread really solved my problem, which was the same. The main issue here is that the error message that appears confuses the user (specially a nooby like me Smiley Very Happy). I had an error in the "Installer directory" path in the "Installer Settings", but I never verified that (I even tried to reinstall all Labview, so you can imagine the time this consumed to me).

Thank you very much for such a useful thread!

Cheers!

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