Different behavior with same exe on different computer

[Localfolder]

Hello,

I have a problem with a labview executable.

On my development pc the source and exe work perfectly fine as intended.

On the deployed pc the executable starts, but some of the input fields are reseted every 2-3 loop.

Labview 2018 Sp1

Windows 10 pro

[GerdW]

Hi folder,

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@Localfolder wrote:

On my development pc the source and exe work perfectly fine as intended.

On the deployed pc the executable starts, but some of the input fields are reseted every 2-3 loop.

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Error analysis: you made something wrong.

Suggestion: you need to debug your program!

What kind of suggestions do you expect when you provide so less information?

[Localfolder]

Hi Captain,

What i don't understand, is that my executable starts on both computer but have different behavior on these computers.
What component is not included in the runtime engine that can produce this kind of reset ?

Regards,

L

[thols]

Probably a race condition 

[GerdW]

Hi L,

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@Localfolder wrote:

What component is not included in the runtime engine that can produce this kind of reset ?

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How should we know? We don't know your program as you don't provide any neccessary information…

Which results does your error handling/logging provide?

[Localfolder]

hi,

I wired all my function into one error handler to see what happen:

On the dev pc : no error, executable or runned

On the other pc : "Error 85, scan from string (arg 1)" in a vi from a GPIB driver for my Wayne Kerr 3260B

I can provide the dll form the driver but i dont understand why i dont have the error on my dev pc.

[GerdW · Accepted solution]

Hi L,

does the "other pc" use the very same decimal separator as your "dev pc"?

Most device drivers I encountered don't handle other regional settings than "English" very well…

Which VI does give that error? Which response string is giving the error?

[Localfolder]

Hi,

That was that ! the decimal separator was different "," and "."

Both system are in english but the separator was not "." causing my issue.

Thank you very much !

Regards,

C