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06-02-2014 01:04 PM
When I try to run my application in the Labview 2013 development system an install window pops up and tries to install the Labview 7.1 runtime engine. Has anyone encountered this or a similiar error? I tried re-compiling all my vi's by control clicking the run button, but this did not make the error go away. I think this application was originally written in Labview version 7 but I can't say for sure.
06-02-2014 01:07 PM
This probably isn't about your code. How many versions of LV do you have installed? If you have several, it can be helpful to every couple years uninstall and reinstall everything.
Mike...
06-02-2014 01:27 PM
I have Labview versions 2010, 2012, and 2013 installed. We get new laptops every couple to three years. When I get a new laptop, I usually only install the most current version.
Also,
When I compile and install this code, I get an error that says this code is not executable the labview enviroment is required to fix this error. That's the only error message I get!!!
06-02-2014 01:44 PM
It definately sounds like an installation problem. Have you installed anything lately? NI or anything else?
Mike...
06-02-2014 01:54 PM
I have not. The machine that tells me the code is not executable is in production. It is running a .exe file right now, compiled from the same code in Labview 2012 (I think - might be 2010). I added a function to one of the vi's to strip the letter P from a bar code scan if one is found, recompiled the exe and created a new installer. When I installed it, I get the "not executable - need devolopment system to fix this" error.
Then, I then tried to run the code on my machine (with the full development system installed) and I get the install deal (tries to install 7.1 run time engine). I cancel the run time install and the code seems to executes OK. Every time I restart the code it tries to install the run time engine again.
I thought these two events might be related...
06-02-2014 02:24 PM
Do you have realtime installed? I just checked my LV2013 machine and the only reference I can find in installed software for V7.1 anything, was one entry for a LV 7.1.1 realtime update.
You also might try doing a registry clean up using something like CCleaner.
...and yes, I'm shooting in the dark.
Mike...
07-29-2014 07:34 PM
I am having this same issue.
I have an application PC (without LabView) that is running an .exe that was programmed using LV 7.
I have recompiled this program on a development PC that has only LV 2013.
When I install the new executable onto the application PC and run, it tries to find the LV 7 Runtime Engine install (which actually is still installed).
What is happening?
07-29-2014 07:41 PM
@simpa wrote:
I am having this same issue.
I have an application PC (without LabView) that is running an .exe that was programmed using LV 7.
I have recompiled this program on a development PC that has only LV 2013.
When I install the new executable onto the application PC and run, it tries to find the LV 7 Runtime Engine install (which actually is still installed).
What is happening?
Sorry for asking the obvious, but your description seems incomplete. If you rebuild a program under LabVIEW 2013, you need the LabVIEW 2013 run-time engine. Is that installed on the target?
07-29-2014 10:54 PM
@altenbach wrote:
Sorry for asking the obvious, but your description seems incomplete. If you rebuild a program under LabVIEW 2013, you need the LabVIEW 2013 run-time engine. Is that installed on the target?
That's ok. Yes, both run-time engine 7 (from before) and run-time engine 2013 are now installed on the target.