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LabVIEW
Find and remove IMAQ dependency
Solved!
A have a large project claims it has an IMAQ dependency, and at one time it did. I thought all of the IMAQ VIs were removed from the project, but the IMAQ library is still listed in the vi.lib dependencies of the project.
Searching the project for "IMAQ" returns the location(s) of the dependent files, but so far I've not been able to find any in the code that is actually being used.
I want to remove this dependency from my project completely. Any suggestions on how I can find where this dependency is occurring? So far I've been unable to find it.
It sure is nice to have a manager with tons of LabVIEW experience. Managed to find the culprit that was holding the Vision dependencies in my project.
Finding the culprit VI meant taking a close look at everything listed in the vi.lib of my project's dependencies. I'd check for Callers of any suspect VIs and sure enough I found the one I was looking for pretty quickly. (...not sure why it was so elusive yesterday...) The VI was one that was actually no longer used at all in the project but was still part of the project, which meant that all of its dependencies were too.
Right-click and remove the VI from the project; and like magic all of the vision dependencies disappeared. 
