I have found myself in the (uncomfortably) common situation where I have a program that runs well in the Labview environment, but throws sporadic errors when deployed as an executable. To make things worse (for me), these issues only appear on certain PCs with no apparent commonalities. As I hunt for the cause of my errors, I am hoping I can get a sanity check on a portion of my code.
The first VI - Timer Action Machine - is called by a master VI and is responsible for controlling (opening, setting, reading, closing) an autonomous VI - Small Timer. My design rationale here is that I need a timer that runs regardless of the state of the main VI. The Timer Action Machine VI is called when the main VI runs, so the VI reference for the Small Timer remains valid (via a feedback node) for as long as the main VI is running (or if it is closed through the 'close' function) once the 'open' function is called.
As I said, everything works well in the development environment, but not so much in an executable. I am hoping someone could take a look at what I have here and tell me if anything is wrong enough to cause an error in an executable.
Thanks!!
