how to run program without labview software??

[thakurshubh]

how to  run labview software on any other computer which does not having labview software ???????

actually i have made the program in labview software but now our faculty told us to run the program on a hardware nopt containing labview software....

plz sir help me in finding out the solution....as it is the last step remaining in my practical....

[billko]

You need to make an executable and installer.  The installer will package the appropriate run-time for it.  You will have to make sure to include any other necessary packages in the install.

[James.M]

What type of LabVIEW license do you have?

If it's LabVIEW Professional, or higher (or your faculty bought the Application Builder add-on), you can build an executable that uses the LabVIEW Run-time environment.

If your install has the ability, use this.

[thakurshubh]

sir is there any direct way to download application builder trial version????

if yes den sir can u send me the link for dat???

[billko]

You can purchase it fron NI for $1500.

Misread it.  Just download the trial version of LabVIEW.  However, I think the built applications stop working after the trial period.  (I can't remember.)

[thakurshubh]

trial version of labview???????

sir i am asking for trial version of application builder??????

i m already using 1 month version of labview..........

[billko]

Well then you should already have the trial version of the app builder!!!???

[James.M]

Have you tried the link i included above????

It will help you if you already have application builder installed.

[Hooovahh]

Yes I'm pretty sure you can make an EXE with the evaluation version of LabVIEW, but it will leave the Evaluation watermarks.  

[NIquist]

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@Hooovahh wrote:

Yes I'm pretty sure you can make an EXE with the evaluation version of LabVIEW, but it will leave the Evaluation watermarks.  

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Only LabVIEW 7 Evaluation does NOT include the App Builder.  LabVIEW 8 and above Evaluation Versions include it and they have water-marked front panels.  I'm curious if Bilko is right about the EXEs "expiring" along with the evaluation time.  If not, isn't this a way to get free LabVIEW Executables forever without ever actually paying NI a penny?  You would have to code your whole app within 52 days (7 initial + 45 extended) but then your app is free.  Doesn't sound right to me.

https://knowledge.ni.com/KnowledgeArticleDetails?id=kA00Z000000P9RMSA0&l=en-US