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Labview crashes when trying to add CLIP

When trying to add component level IP into Labview FPGA the program crashes (non-gracefully) when performing the check syntax.

 

Steps to reproduce

 

Load Project (Happens with a new unsaved project as well).
Under FPGA Target (<Any Device>) -> Properties -> Component-Level IP
Select Create File
Add any VHDL file (also used the DemoClipAdder.vhd from the High-Throughput Example)
Choose User-defined IP

Check Syntax
As syntax is being checked, the following appears in the log :
   Built simulation executable x.exe
   Fuse Memory Usage: 136412 KB
   Fuse CPU Usage: 468 ms

Labview hangs for a couple of seconds then crashes



Alternatively :

Load Project (Or create a new project)
Under FPGA Target (<Any Device>) -> New -> VI
In Block Diagram, add IP Integration Block
Save VI
Double click IP Block
Add Synthesis File -> DemoClipAdder.vhd
Check Syntax (Completes successfully in this flow)
Generate

The following is produced in the log:
   Built simulation executable x.exe
   Fuse Memory Usage: 136668 KB
   Fuse CPU Usage: 421 ms

Labview Hangs for a couple of seconds then Crashes

I have tested this multiple times with multiple projects and FPGA devices with the same result every time.

 

 

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Hi ThatOtherGuy

 

I have followed the steps to try to reproduce your problem but I have not been able to reproduce the error. I used this link to create the file and used notepad to create the file.

 

The Check sintax is successful and I do not get any error.

 

Have you try to do this in a different computer?

 

Which operating system do you have?

 

Which version of LabVIEW and drivers are you using?

 

Regards

Esteban R.

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It seems to happen on all of the computers in my workgroup using Labview 2012.

 

I am using Labview 2012 32 bit version 12.0f1 on Windows 7.

 

I am not sure how to check the driver version.

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Hi ThatOtherGuy

 

You can check the driver’s version on MAX.

 

 

Launch MAX (Start»Programs»National Instruments»Measurement & Automation).

Expand My System>> Software

 

Here you can check all the driver and software version of National Instruments.

 

Regards

Esteban R.

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