Include a vi.lib into application builder output

[Ironman_]

I am using LV2015, windows 10.

I made a simple program that uses a lvlib (installed via VIPM) that is located in vi.lib folder.

I have application builder, and did the build for exe.

My questions are:

1. are the files in vi.lib included INSIDE the exe??? or not?
2. are the files in user.lib folder included INSIDE the exe? or not?
3. if they are not included , how can I do that?
4. of course in my computer the software runs. How can I say it will run on customer's computer? I tried to make an installer, but there is no info about files inside user.lib or vi.lib folders

[crossrulz · Accepted solution]

As long as things are not dynamically called, they will be included in the executable.  For those that are dynamically called, you need to include it in your project and then you can "always include" in your executable in the build specification.

[Ironman_]

thanks,

I have found the dialog box with the setting:

If I set the destination to support directory, I get all the classes/files of the lvlib inside support folder ("data" by default), and that's not convenient....

[crossrulz]

Where you really want to go is in the Source Files section.  In there is where you can force a library/VI to be "Always Included".

[grahamwebb]

Same issue here, with a zip file. 

The dependencies are't listed under source files, so I've moved them in the project explorer, all good. But it won't let me move the vi.lib, and it isn't listed under source files in the build spec. 

[jonathanadalin]

What happens when you try to run the executable on another computer with the run time engine?

[grahamwebb]

Not sure. I'm creating a zip file, not an executable.

I've had no problems with exe's.