how to build Run Time Version under Linux?

[Garfield]

Hello,

I installed LabView 6.0 (full version) under Linux, and I
want to build Run Time programms for the other Linux
computers without LabView, but how can I do it and what kind
of files should I build?

Thanks a lot!

Le

[JRA]

You will need to get the LabVIEW Application Builder for this. It comes with the Professional Development System. However, you can also purchase it separately from NI. This allows you to build a VI and then create executables from that VI which you can port to other computer which don't have LabVIEW. It will even build an installer for you that installs your application and all necessary files on another computer.

[Garfield]

but the problem is that the executables can not run under Linux,
what can I do?

"JRA" wrote in message
news:50650000000500000033A80000-1031838699000@exchange.ni.com...
> You will need to get the LabVIEW Application Builder for this. It
> comes with the Professional Development System. However, you can also
> purchase it separately from NI. This allows you to build a VI and
> then create executables from that VI which you can port to other
> computer which don't have LabVIEW. It will even build an installer
> for you that installs your application and all necessary files on
> another computer.

[Greg_McKaskle2]

> but the problem is that the executables can not run under Linux,
> what can I do?
>

If you are building something on Windows and you want to use it under
linux, then you either need LabVIEW for linux, and just run the VIs, or
you need someone with the application builder for linux to build an
executable from your VIs. You cannot build an EXE for linux from Windows.

Greg McKaskle