Hello everyone,
I am encountering an issue when trying to compile an executable in LabVIEW. During the build process, I receive the following error:
LabVIEW cannot find a file that is a dependency of a Startup, Exported, or Always Included VI.
File Not Found: NULL
The missing file might be referenced by one of the libraries included in the build or by the file - Appender_TXT.lvclass. To fix this issue:
- Open all Startup, Exported, or Always Included VIs, recompile them (CTRL+SHIFT Click the Run arrow) and save them to update their dependencies.
- Open all libraries included in the build and verify the existence and locations of referenced files. Also, try building with the additional exclusion option, "Remove unused members of project libraries", checked.
I found that enabling the "Remove unused members of project libraries" option in Additional Exclusions temporarily resolves the issue. However, I am looking for a solution that does not involve enabling this option, as it may affect other parts of the project.
What I have tried:
- Manually recompiling all Startup, Exported, and Always Included VIs (CTRL+SHIFT + clicking the Run arrow).
- Verifying the existence and paths of referenced files in the included libraries.
Question: Is there another way to fix this dependency issue without enabling the "Remove unused members of project libraries" option? Any tips on how to identify why LabVIEW reports a missing dependency as NULL?
Thank you in advance for any help or guidance!
