LabVIEW
Exe file generating problem.
Solved!
Hi Raj,
@Rajsakthi wrote:
I want to create an exe file for my LV program in that i have 2 subvi along with that i need to create an exe file and i need to run the exe on the another computer which does not have the labview.
- Create the EXE on your development computer.
- Then create an installer for your EXE on your development computer.
- Copy the installer to your "another computer".
- Install the EXE on this "another computer" and run it.
Which step do you need help?
What have you tried and where are you stuck?
@Rajsakthi wrote:This is what i done to build an EXE. when i tried with another laptop it is not working.
What is not working?
Any errors? Does it behave incorrectly? Does it crash? BSoD?
Tell us what's happening and what you expect.
If the problem is in the code, we need to see at least the part that gives the problem.
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@Rajsakthi wrote:
on the another computer i have labview runtime. is this enough or i need to create an installer.
The RTE is indeed enough to run an exe (or even VIs if they contain compiled code and all resources are available).
If you use VISA, or other packages, you'd need to install those as well.
@Rajsakthi wrote:
Actually the program is executed perfectly in the LV development environment system. when i convert it to EXE the data reading is not taking to the application.
The other application what i have developed is working perfectly in other laptop but the program contains subvi is not executing.
We can't guess what's wrong from only that description.
Relative paths change when building executables, especially if you use VI paths...
wiebe@CARYA wrote:
Relative paths change when building executables, especially if you use VI paths...
To clarify, problems occur is you use "current VI path" incorrectly (details).
Looking at your build specs, I very strongly recommend that you don't build to a destination that is monitored (Onedrive, google drive, etc.).
