Component Builder: an extensible system to build software organized as hierarchical reuse libraries
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By Chris Cilino
Have you ever needed to programmatically generate a report documenting your LabVIEW Classes? I've released an alpha version of my auto-documentation utility I designed and implemented at Cirrus Logic (http://bit.ly/ChrisCilino_AutoDoc).
I designed and created the software in 4 parts. 1) An Atlassian Confluence API, 2) An Atlassian JIRA API, 3) A Class Report generation API, and 4) Two very small "applications" the demonstrate the API's usage. Not only can the APIs \ examples document your code, you can also generate JIRA tickets for the parts of your documentation you're missing.
I hope you'll find this software as useful as we at Cirrus Logic have. I would consider it "mid alpha" quality, but intend on investing in it over time. You can find the software at http://bit.ly/ChrisCilino_AutoDoc
Here's an example of a generated report for the members of a class
The private data also has its own table that looks like
There are many more features to the report, not to mention the APIs used to generate the reports. Also I've created an application to generate JIRA tickets that list the missing parts of a report.
Enjoy!
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By ensegre
This is a DSC module question: has anybody here experience with building standalone executables which include shared variables bound to DSC modbus i/o servers? I have an issue with deployment, possibly related to licensing. I posted on the dark side, but haven't got feedback yet.
https://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/shared-variable-bound-to-Modbus-i-o-not-working-in-deployed/td-p/3809801
TIA, Enrico
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By P.Carpentier
Hi Everyone,
Most of the time I am able to find solutions to my issues just by reading this forum but I wasn't that lucky this time.
So, i got an issue when i'm trying to install my build.
I got the following message: "This distribution is built with an older version of winMIF that is not compatible with .NET 4.6.2 upgrade to 17.0"
When googling this error message or even "winMIF" i can't find anything that match my request
I tried to uninstall the .NET framework and then reinstall the 4.0 (and 3.5) and I got the same issue. (Exactly the same error even if it's .NET 4.0 or 3.5 ...)
The computer used to build is a Win7Pro with Labview 16.
The target computer is a WES7 (but I got the same issue on my dev computer ...)
In advance thank you,
Piet
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By Ajayvignesh
I need to read the installer version number (not the exe version number) programmatically. Is there any way?
I have a bundled software which has multiple EXE's under one installer. Commonly I use the installer version number for reference and want to show it up to the user. Is there any way to get the installer's version number instead of executable's version number?
--Ajay.
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By ak_nz
Hello all,
I am trying to integrate our LabVIEW build workflow into our CI Server. Currently we have several builds in LabVIEW projects that we can programmatically call in order to perform the build, conduct unit testing etc. using the IDE.
I'm looking to integrate this into our build server using TeamCity. Every time we check in changes to one of the projects a build is triggered. Since building requires the IDE running, I am attempting to use the Command-line Runner in TeamCity to execute a batch file that launches the IDE with the builder VI as an argument. The build VI performs the builds, testing and then shuts-down LabVIEW.
Running the batch file manually (as me) works a treat - LabVIEW starts up, the builds occur, unit test results are captured and then the IDE shuts-down. However I have run into a problem getting the batch file automatically called by TeamCity. The build agent runs as a windows service and it appears as if windows services do not have permissions ordinarily to start up GUI applications. I have tried several options such as configuring the log-on account for the service to run etc. Every time the build occurs, the log shows that the batch file has been run but LabVIEW does not start up.
Unfortunately there is no command-line version of LabVIEW (pity) so it appears as if there is no obvious way to get this to work. Has any-one attempted this before? I know guys at JKI pull this off (using a different CI server) and I'm wondering whether this issue is familiar to anyone.
Thanks for any and all help.
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