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Thanks, I've solved that problem.

When I use "Open VI Reference" to run a VI file, LabVIEW looks for subVIs when there is a subroutine in the called VI file. When I run this program in RunTime, it says that the subVIs are not found, but I can find the missing subVIs in the development environment, I want to know how to set the path of RunTime to find the subVIs.

If this limit is reached, the labview crashes.

Thank you very much for your reply, I thought no one else had had this problem.

I have developed a large application using labview, in this project there are more than 3000 labview files! During the process of building the application LabVIEW crashed, later I found out that the reason for the crash of labview is that during the process of building the application the GDI objects of the labview session exceeded 10000, later I changed the system parameters of windows to solve the problem, but if I continue to develop on this project does it end up with labview is not able to build the application, how can I go about solving this problem. GDI Objects - Win32 apps | Microsoft Learn

Test Bench Framework Download Link I will be updating and supporting the Test Bench Framework, so if anyone is interested in testing this toolkit, please contact me!

I used LabVIEW to develop a toolkit for ATE software. The toolkit is called "Test bench Framework", which includes a test sequence editor and a test engine.This toolkit features the ability to execute several different sequences in parallel.If you are interested in this kit please contact me, thank you! This toolkit is over 10MB in file size and cannot be published on VIPM, so I uploaded it to Github.Test-Bench-Framework . I used the TestStand icon inside my own sequence editor and wondered if there would be any copyright issues involved.But it's not commercially available yet.