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02-24-2010 10:35 PM
I created an application for cRIO that used User-Defined Variables (FPGA to RT)
My application ran fine in source but returned an error when running as an executable.
The error came from reading the User-Defined Variable nodes (the error was saying it could not be found or similar).
The fix was to uncheck Modify project library after removing unused members in the Additional Exclusions tab of the RT build spec
However, whilst building LabVIEW kept looking for the _Status.vi which does not exist in the default directory below (and I can't find it in vi.lib).
Has anyone seen this happen before?
Cheers
JG
02-25-2010 05:17 PM
02-25-2010 06:29 PM
Thanks for the reply Hueter.
I am not building an installer, so I can't see how caching install CD's would help in this case.
The LabVIEW dialog is searching for the VI during a build and it is missing from vi.lib.
Cheers
JG
02-26-2010 01:33 PM
10-27-2011 01:55 AM
Hye,
Im too new in labview.. But, now i faced this problem. I ever try what Hueter's said.And also used the windows system restore program.
The serching _status.vi still happen. If i let this problem happen, can i run the crio+host computer normally?
I was build the host computer program into the execute file. I let the labview to search the _status.vi file until the
build application finish n succesfully.
If we has a way to solve this, how do we do it?