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Locked library not included in executable

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I have taken a small subsection of code from a much larger VI I use to evaluate Bit Error Rates on an tester.

This small section of code I wanted to use to create a simple executable that the technicians could use on the test bench when manually retesting receiver failures.

 

I'm new to creating executables.

From the vi, I do "Build Application (EXE) from VI" from which a project is created and then "Build".

In my local "build" directory, I end up with a folder and several files (.exe, .alias, .ini and a dll).

In the meantime, I have the latest LV Runtime engine installed on the testbench PC.

I copy this "build" folder to the test PC and when I launch the executable, I get errors because it can't open a "Spline Interpolation" library file.

The file is located within the project that was created, but it shows it as being "locked".

 

Am I doing something wrong here or is this "analysis" library exclusive to the PC where LabView is installed?

 

Thanks,

Peter

 

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I forgot to add, that I am running LV 2011 Full Development System.

 

I seems to me that this Interpolation vi is located under  "Professional Package Advanced Analysis"

 

Maybe I don't have the rights to use this VI away from my development PC?

 

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Did you install the std runtime engine? Maybe you only installed the minimum version on the target pc?
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I had LabView Runtime 2011 v11.0.320.0

I'm not sure what it is... min or std

 

So I uninstalled it and reinstalled LVRTE2011f3std.exe

 

Works great now. 

 

Thanks,

Peter

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