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separate compilation in LV12


@robmacl wrote:
This method of controlling separate compilation isn't ideal, because I keep ending up with files that aren't marked for separate compilation, but it isn't the cause for this problem.

 

  Rob

 


One thing I did learn about separating compiled code from source code is that any VI with an express VI in it, even something as basic as Delay, will not allow you to separate the compiled code from the source. You may want to see if you have any express VIs is the code you need to keep checking.



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Actually, I think I could make an argument for a change to a strict typedef changing the VI.

 

You see the thing is a strict typedef specifies the appearance of a control or indicator - which depending upon how LV saves that data could have the effect of changing the VI's front panel - which would show up as the VI having changed.

 

That at least is one possible scenario.

 

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