LabVIEW
Running LabView 7.1 with PCI-6251 in Windows 7
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@bibo702 wrote:
Hii !
I wanted to open a programm that greatly runs under Labview 7.0 (on windows Xp ) with the new version labview 10 on windows 7 but it doesent work .
A lot of error message indicating that there are many miissing files .
Can anybody help me to salve my problem ?
Not with the information you provide by any means!!
You don't go to a car repair and tell them your car doesn't work but it is still somewhere else and if they could tell you how to fix it without having a look at it!
And even the little information you provide is at least ambiguous. LabVIEW 10 doesn't really exist, that would be maybe LabVIEW 2010 but could be something else.
What do the error messages say? Have you tried to understand what they say? Have you installed any drivers that where used in the old application after you installed your new version? Do you even know what drivers the application uses? NI-DAQ, NI-488, IMAQ Vision, etc. etc?
Hi
Sorry for the lack of precision but i am just not used with labview .
Actually the programm i am working on has been done wiht labview 7 .The programm can be executed normally on Windows XP and i can open the main.vi normally on labview 2010 .
Howeve , as i tried to open the programm with labview 2010 on windows 7 some of the VIs couldnt be loeded and i did got this error:
I thought about remooving the block diagramm from the Vis but i am not sure thats the right solution .
i based my thoughts from thease forum
i will be gratefull for some help ! thnx !!
Removing the block diagram is not the solution but is in fact what created your problem in the first place. Someone (maybe the original devoper?) decided that his successor should not get it to easy and removed the block diagram from some VIs. Those VIs can still get loaded and executed in the original LabVIEW version but as soon as your LabVIEW changes, LabVIEW has to access the block diagram to recompile the diagram code into its executable format. Without block diagram this is not possible.
You will have to search the original source code that still contains the block diagram! i'm sure your company uses some form of proper source code control, right??
If you get this error when tring to open a VI, it has no diagram. Possible reasons are twofold:
1) Someone did explicitedly remove them for whatever reasons
2) The VIs got corrupted
Either way the only way to solve this is from backups before the incident happened!
Hii !
I was wondering if the missing Vi's are not ready-made or standard Vi's from National instrument or package to fascilitate the work .
When i try to open any (not only the yellow one ) of these Vi's ( from this "data.llb" ) i got the error message . Can you take a look at these screen shot , they may help.
@bibo702 wrote:
Hii !
I wanted to open a programm that greatly runs under Labview 7.0 (on windows Xp ) with the new version labview 10 on windows 7 but it doesent work .
A lot of error message indicating that there are many miissing files .
Can anybody help me to salve my problem ?
Bibo,
Start a new thread (i.e. make a fresh New Message). This one is already marked as having a "solution", so many will disregard it. It is also considered rude to "hijack" someone else's thread and say "Me, too".
When you do eventually post, give as many details about the program as you can (attaching VIs that don't work is an excellent idea). If you have error messages saying there are missing files, spend a little of your time and get a complete list of the files that LabVIEW 2010 cannot find, and post them in your message. This may lead to a very quick solution (someone might respond "You need to install the Flammistat Routines from NI") (don't worry if you don't know what a Flammistat is -- no one else does, either).
Bob Schor
