Error message

[Sarah83]

Hi!

I can't run LV, I get everytime thins error:

Compiler error. Report this problem to ni tech support.

copy cvt str/pict/tag, csrc=0x40

[xseadog]

Hi!

I can't run LV, I get everytime thins error:

Compiler error. Report this problem to ni tech support.

copy cvt str/pict/tag, csrc=0x40

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Hi Sarah

have you reported error to NI Support ?

try shortlink

http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?boar....id=3313#M76428

which brings to NI board messages.

You might have to log on!

Chow

Xseadog

[Sarah83]

Hi Sarah

have you reported error to NI Support ?

try shortlink

http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?boar....id=3313#M76428

which brings to NI board messages.

You might have to log on!

Chow

Xseadog

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Thanks, now I wrote in every forum... but there came no answer :headbang:

And I can't do something...

I sent an email to .ni

[aledain]

copy cvt str/pict/tag, csrc=0x40

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Is is in a particular VI or when you do something? It might be a corrupt VI and deleting the offender might solve the problem. Sometimes deleting theoffending object from the VI can fix these sort of problems.

cheers, Alex.

[Sarah83]

Is is in a particular VI or when you do something? It might be a corrupt VI and deleting the offender might solve the problem. Sometimes deleting theoffending object from the VI can fix these sort of problems.

cheers, Alex.

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I created an .llb

It seems that only my main .vi create this error. I opend some sub.vi's and they run without this error message. I opend an older version of my main .vi, too and this works.

But in this corrupt vi are many changes of some days :headbang:

Edit:

With LV I'm working on a local pc, withaout network... maybe my admin should install LV at this pc... so I can save every version in Star Team Client and I have a backup on the server.

[Sarah83]

Now I programmed my main .vi new. I click on the run button and - the error is back again :headbang: I can't do something. The German support from ni said, I should wait, he forwarded my request to the USA.

[aledain]

Try deleting bits of the diagram one at a time (or adding bits of your code one at a time) until the error disappears/appears.

Are you calling any DLL's? They can be nasty if you do not have the correct data structures passed to them?

[Sarah83]

Are you calling any DLL's? They can be nasty if you do not have the correct data structures passed to them?

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Yes, e.g winmm.dll for sound.

[Sarah83]

Try deleting bits of the diagram one at a time (or adding bits of your code one at a time) until the error disappears/appears.

Now I created the "test" case and the "do nothing" case. Until I wired a tunnel, there was no error message. I wired a tunnel to the case with a false constant and get the compiler error again :headbang: