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Michele
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02-10-2001 03:00 AM
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Hello to all
How compile * llb in file *.exe in LABVIEW? what the program?
I have Labview 5.0
How compile * llb in file *.exe in LABVIEW? what the program?
I have Labview 5.0
John Lum
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02-10-2001 09:33 AM
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The add-on that you need is called the LabVIEW Application Builder. Here's a link to an NI KnowledgeBase entry that gives some technical info plus a link to the NI Catalog page for the product:
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/3efedde4322fef19862567740067f3cc/2217d760376348fe862562bd0064547c
Regards,
John Lum
National Instruments
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/3efedde4322fef19862567740067f3cc/2217d760376348fe862562bd0064547c
Regards,
John Lum
National Instruments
Olivier Zimmermann
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02-12-2001 01:01 PM
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I believe you can not compile executable files from your basic Labview programming environement. You must buy "Labview application builder" from NI.
Check out
http://www.ni.com/catalog/pdf/1msw086_087a.pdf
-oz
> How compile * llb in file *.exe in LABVIEW? what the program?> I have Labview 5.0
Check out
http://www.ni.com/catalog/pdf/1msw086_087a.pdf
-oz
> How compile * llb in file *.exe in LABVIEW? what the program?> I have Labview 5.0
Alex
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02-12-2001 11:00 PM
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olivier.zimmermann@isn.in2p3.fr (Olivier Zimmermann) wrote in
<3A881B21.17D94523@isn.in2p3.fr>:
>I believe you can not compile executable files from your basic Labview
>programming environement. You must buy "Labview application builder"
>from NI.
>
>Check out
>http://www.ni.com/catalog/pdf/1msw086_087a.pdf
>
>-oz
> > How compile * llb in file *.exe in LABVIEW? what the program?> I
> > have Labview 5.0
>
>
Actually these terms need clarification. In more common programming
languages there is "compiling" and "linking"; separate steps. All LabVIEW
code in the development environment is compiled! The code is compiled as it
is loaded into memory (if required). Unlike interpreted languages, this
means that the running of the program is quite fast. However, the
defaults
in the development environment include debugging code which will add some
small percentage hit to the overall performance of the application. Using
the application builder or deselecting debug code (see VI properties) will
give you that small performance boost.
In other words it is the LINKING that is done by the application builder to
create the executeable, and this is not possible without the application
builder add on product.
cheers, Alex.
--
Alexander C. Le Dain, PhD
ICON Technologies Pty Ltd
http://www.icon-tech.com.au
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* The LabVIEW FAQ http://www.icon-tech.com.au/thelabviewfaq.html *
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<3A881B21.17D94523@isn.in2p3.fr>:
>I believe you can not compile executable files from your basic Labview
>programming environement. You must buy "Labview application builder"
>from NI.
>
>Check out
>http://www.ni.com/catalog/pdf/1msw086_087a.pdf
>
>-oz
> > How compile * llb in file *.exe in LABVIEW? what the program?> I
> > have Labview 5.0
>
>
Actually these terms need clarification. In more common programming
languages there is "compiling" and "linking"; separate steps. All LabVIEW
code in the development environment is compiled! The code is compiled as it
is loaded into memory (if required). Unlike interpreted languages, this
means that the running of the program is quite fast. However, the
defaults
in the development environment include debugging code which will add some
small percentage hit to the overall performance of the application. Using
the application builder or deselecting debug code (see VI properties) will
give you that small performance boost.
In other words it is the LINKING that is done by the application builder to
create the executeable, and this is not possible without the application
builder add on product.
cheers, Alex.
--
Alexander C. Le Dain, PhD
ICON Technologies Pty Ltd
http://www.icon-tech.com.au
******************************************************************
* The LabVIEW FAQ http://www.icon-tech.com.au/thelabviewfaq.html *
******************************************************************
