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Does Labview interfere with VB.net?

We have a simple VB.net program that works great on every computer that doesn't have labview.

But on a machine with Labview it just wont work.

We have run int this on several computers.

Does labview interfere with the VB.net framework somehow?

We are running 8.5 and VB.net 2008.

Any ideas?

 

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The question is way too general to be able to give a proper answer, especially without any details on how it won't work and what kind of app it is.

 

I can say that I've run multiple .NET apps on various machines which ran LV programs (including some that interacted with LV) without a problem. I don't expect that LV should have any general collisions with .NET.

 

That said, there may be specific issues which are impossible to predict based on your info. For example, maybe the LV program you're running uses a resource (such as a TCP port) which the .NET program wants?

 

The best way of figuring out what's going on is probably to have the .NET application properly report what errors it's running into and working from there. If it can't report, you should try stepping through it or removing parts of it until it starts working.


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@CBelsches wrote:

We have a simple VB.net program that works great on every computer that doesn't have labview.

But on a machine with Labview it just wont work.

We have run int this on several computers.

Does labview interfere with the VB.net framework somehow?

We are running 8.5 and VB.net 2008.

Any ideas?

 


Are you experiencing a program crash? getting an error?

 

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