In article <506500000008000000816C0000-1031838699000@exchange.ni.com>,
"Sandeep" wrote:
> Additional info:
> # I do have LabVIEW run-Time Engine for Linux installed # I do have
> application builder installed from other CD. # It's Redhat Linux 8.0 #
> My application's folder s different from where Run-Time engine is
> installed.
I don't believe this should be an issue
> # PROBLEM 1
> But I can't even run it on even the SAME computer. (I tried double
> clicliking AND running it (by name) thru xterm)
I just made simple executable with LV 6i for Linux. I ran ldd on the it
and it shows that it's linked to:
libdl.so
libpthread.so
libc.so
ld-linux.so
Some of these libraries may be different for LV 6.1 but what you're really
looking for is someth
ing like "library not found". That would be a sign
that your run-time engine installation got fouled up, the libraries
haven't been placed in the right directories, or ldconfig needs to be run.
One thing I hate about the LV executable in Linux is that the controls
always come out messed up. Mine lose their 3D appearance allong with
most of their borders. Luckily I don't have any clients that need Linux
apps yet.
> # PROBLEM 2
> #When I want to distribute it for customer, how do I do it?
I'm not sure but since you're using Redhat I'll bet there's some RPM based
installation builder that you can use. I use Slackware so I would
probably distribute my applications in the tgz or tar.gz formats.
Perhaps there's some sort of GPL installation builder out there...?
> Sandeep
> sandeepvd@hotmail.com
I'll be visiting relatives for most of this week but keep the group
updated on your progress.
- Kevin
