09-20-2024 04:22 PM - edited 09-20-2024 04:24 PM
My specifics
Windows 10 Enterprise
Labview 2022 Q3
I have a TestExec build .exe that uses TestStand and Labvew parts in a custom Operator Interface that is running fine, mostly.
I built all of this with teststand configured in developer mode.
I did a mass compile with no problems and built my lvproj again with no errors.
BUT
I keep getting these windows with a bazillion "Loading" messages while the program is running. How do I turn those "Loading" messages off?, or get all the loads to be done up-front instead of along the way? If that is what is happening.
Any clues appreciated!
Be well,
DLC
09-20-2024 06:20 PM
It's been a while since I used TestStand but I remember there being settings that control whether files needed to run steps are preloaded, or only loaded at run time.
This is the only page online I could find referencing it:
Have you looked into those settings at all? I haven't used TestStand in 5ish years, so any specifics beyond that escape me at the moment...
09-23-2024 10:29 AM
That kinda sorta looks like what I am referring to. I don't get a progress bar though. I left the TestStand settings as they came default. I note that all my Load options are "Preload when execution begins" rather than on-the-fly.
There are a ton of things I don't fully understand with this (I inherited the code and am porting it to a MUCH newer LV and TS version.)
The LV stuff I pretty well get by now after a couple of months, but TestStand is still about 50% a mystery and getting a custom OI to work like I want it is a challenge. Every "fix" I make tends to break something else, not uncommon with programming, and debugging callback code is not fun, but still...
A voyage of discovery this is.
On a related topic, does it matter to a built exe if it is created in run-time or developer mode in TestStand?
Thanks for the pointer, I will go down that path and see what I find.
be well,
DLC