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I have a built exe that requires 3 file to be located in the same directory in order for the app to run. It's built in 7.1, and the RTE 7.1 is installed on the target machine. The files required are: lvrt.dll, lvapp.rsc, and daqdrv. The target machine is Win NT sp6. I have made an installer that puts the files in the same directory so it's working, but I'm confused why I have to do this.
It sounds like you don;t have the runtime engine installed. If you have the run time engine installed on the target machine, you should need only your executable. If you do nto have the runtime engine installed, you will need to copy some files to the same directory as your executable.
IN specific versions of ni-daq, you need to copy over the daqdrv file with your executable. Do you get any errors when you run your EXE with the daqdrv file in the same directory?
The daqdrv file is not really the one I am concerned about- it was already in the directory being used by the previous version of the software. It's the other 2 associated with the RTE that have me confused. Like I said, I have the RTE installed and yet I still need to put these 2 files in the directory with the exe. What gives NI?
What version of the runtime do you have installed and what version of LabVIEW are you building your executable in? Do you have the DAQ driver installed on the system as well? You may want to uninstall and reinstall your run time engine (make sure you get the same version of the RTE as your Development environment).
