Weird running My Application program

[redfield]

Hello!

May I ask a favor for everyone?

My application exe program is appeared error message during running the system.

Followed error message:

"LabVIEW : an exception occured within the external code called
                    by a Call Library Node.
                    This might have currupted LabVIEW's memory.
                    Save any work to a new location and restart LabView.
                    Vi"main.vi" was stopped at node 0xCC of subVi
                    "IMAQ Mask"                                                                 "

After error, I turn off the program, and restart then it's a fine,

but that error massage is appeared rare and random,

so, I could't check and didn't find why that happen.

Please, read above massage, and

I want to know that in any case it can happen.

My PC environment:

Window XP Pro,

LabVIEW V7.0

Imaq Vision V7.0

NI-Imaq for 1394 Driver V1.5.0

[DJ_L.]

Hey redfield,

This error that you are getting could be caused by either an empty image being passed into an image processing function (like the IMAQ Mask.VI) or by passing images of different sizes into a function that requires images of the same size, for instance a mask and source image. There is also the possibility that another function is returning an empty image which is causing this error.  If this is the case, the .exe will be even more difficult to debug. Are you able to reproduce any errors that come from the IMAQ Mask VI when you are in development mode? Are you using Error Handling in your Exe in order to catch the error and display it before it gives you the LabVIEW exception error? There could be other reasons as to why you are receiving this error. Being able to debug the program in development mode would be easier to figure out what exactly is causing the problem. Do some further troubleshooting and try to find out if there is anything that occurs everytime you get this error. In order to help you out, we will need some more details of what is going on. Thanks.

Regards,

DJ L.