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  1. Hi Tom, Thanks for your prompt answer. Labview version is 7.1 Linux distribution ---> Debian I used "make" command to make *.lsb file, and Makefile content is as follows: # # This Makefile was generated automatically by lvmkmf. # CC=gcc-3.4 LD=gcc-3.4 LDFLAGS=-shared XFLAGS=-fPIC -O CINDIR=/usr/local/lv71/cintools CFLAGS=-I$(CINDIR) $(XFLAGS) CINLIB=$(CINDIR)/libcin.a MAKEGLUE=$(CINDIR)/makeglueLinux.awk AS=gcc-3.4 -fPIC -c .SUFFIXES: .lsb .lsb~ $(SUFFIXES) # Default rule to create an lsb from a C source file .c.lsb: ; make $*.o $(LD) $(LDFLAGS) -o $*.tmp \ $(CINDIR)/cin.o $(XLDFLAGS) $*.o $(CINLIB) $(CINDIR)/lvsbutil -c $* -t CIN -d "`pwd`" @rm -f $*.tmp avgv1.lsb: avgv1.o $(LD) $(LDFLAGS) -o avgv1.tmp \ $(CINDIR)/cin.o $(XLDFLAGS) avgv1.o $(CINLIB) $(CINDIR)/lvsbutil -c avgv1 -t CIN -d "`pwd`" @rm -f avgv1.tmp clean: $(RM) -f avgv1.o avgv1.tmp spotless: clean $(RM) -f avgv1.lsb And, finally, uname -a output is Linux dhcp-eng-staff-505-33 2.6.8-2-386 #1 Thu May 19 17:40:50 JST 2005 i686 GNU/Linux Thank you for your kind solution. Rgds, "biorobot"
  2. Hi all, I am a begineer to Labview and Linux. I would like to use external codes in Linux Labview. When I make *.lsb files, I encountered the following error: /usr/bin/ld: crti.o: No such file: No such file or directory collect2: ld returned 1 exit status make: *** [avgv1.lsb] Error 1 Any one knows how to tackle this problem??? Thanks in advance, "biorobot"
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