The full development version of Labview is required to fix the errors

[LabBEAN]

I just caused this error myself by unchecking "Remove unused members of project libraries".  I check the box and the error disappears.  Try configuring your build specification this way:

[koti222]

I did all the checks specified above. Still the problem exists. Any more ideas?

[FabiolaDelaCueva]

This post was useful to me on solving the same problem. So, I thought I would share my experience in case it helps someone else.

I checked my build specification and it had the same checks that LabBEAN mentioned.

So, I unchecked "Remove unused members of project libraries", I built and finally I got an error at build time!. The missing VI was not used in my project.

I went back and checked again "Remove unused members of project libraries", but left "Modified project library file after removing unused members" unchecked, this time the executable worked without the message below:

 

I tried to reproduce the problem again, but I was not able to make it happen on purpose. So why it occurred in the first place is a mystery to me, but at least now I know that checking/unchecking those options in the build spec makes it go away.

Thanks LabBEAN!

Fab

[LabBEAN]

Glad I could help, Fab.  Nice work on the Summit last week.

Jason

[EWiebe]

There is an other thread with same/similar issue: Link

Currently there is no solution to fix it.

Could anybody help, please?

Thanks

[EWiebe]

For me helped: remove SSE2 optimization

[FabiolaDelaCueva]

Ewiebe, 

Thanks for sharing what worked for you. I hope I don't get to see this issue again, but if it pops up again, I will try your suggestion. 

It is frustrating not to know the real reason this happens.

Jason,

Thanks for the compliment regarding CLA Summit.

Fab

[Brandyn]

Found this post via a coworker...

http://www.ni.com/white-paper/13164/en%23212136_by_Category#212136_by_Category

[mirola]

Hallo Eugen!

(Gruß aus Berlin)

Thanks. The SSE2 hint saved me from big trouble. My software (for customers of my company's machines) has 800 own VIs, EXE is 10 MB big, with many conditional disable cases for different machine hardware setups. For around 3 years there was no problem with application building including SSE2. Suddenly, during tests, between two compilations, after very minor changes, the message came up, as shown in Fab's post (like a school kid: write 100 times ...).

Since one of the minor changes included the placing of a polymorphic VI (read spreadsheet table from file) - but which existed already several times in the project - I was looking into the direction of the known issue. Yet, "Remove unused polymorphic VI instances" was unchecked. There was no solution around these options, but deselection the SSE2 option.

One interesting observation: In an own benchmark of our software (sorting of big arrays and some calculations, mainly integer) the program is now like 20% faster than with SSE2!

Best,

Miguel

[Mark_L]

We recently had a situation similar to this thread. 

When running on the computer used to build the exe there were no errors.  Yet when running on a different computer the code would immediately pop-up a screen full of errors.  The error was “The VI is not executable.  The full development version of LabVIEW is required to fix the errors.”

One of the very first things we did was to look at the computer setup by checking LabVIEW versions and update levels with NI MAX.  Everything seemed fine although there were some differences since we have several levels of LabVIEW installed.  What we did not notice is that the NI-IMAQdx drivers were at different levels.   Since Vision is a SEPARATE set of drivers we still had the issue even though we reinstalled LabVIEW 2013 (which is the level this particular project is written in).  Once we updated Vision to a newer level on the secondary computer the exe ran just fine. 

During our debugging we tried several things.  We tried mass compiling and converting libraries to packed project libraries.  Through this process we did find some places where we made some improvements  to our code which will be helpful in the long run (one was removing some code from a disable structure).  But ultimately the fix was to update the Vision driver.    This makes sense as Mark_Yedinak mentioned above “A LabVIEW application will report this error if it can't find any of the components it requires to run.”  It seems each time something is not found the text “The VI is not executable.  The full development version of LabVIEW is required to fix the errors” is reported resulting in a screen full of text if many of the VIs are missing or a much smaller popup box if only a few are missing. 

One of the errors that we had during our debugging process was “LabVIEW: Resource not found.  An error occurred loading VI 'name of vi'.  LabVIEW load error code 3: Could not load front panel”.  This error occurs when we unchecked “Enable Debugging.”