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Annoying PPL behavior


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I have been transitioning my framework's core libraries to packed project libraries. Unfortunately, the higher level PPLs depend on lower level PPLs, but i think that I've managed to sort out all of the broken connections. Now the issue that is bothering me is that whenever I open a project containing a higher level PPL, I get a bunch of "VI cannot be found on disk errors" that refer to VIs within the higher level PPL.

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My initial thought was that the file paths were too long, but that doesn't seem to be the case. 

Has anyone else come across this behavior when using PPLs?

 

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It is solved now. I unchecked the exclude PPLs and DLLs in the build spec of LF.lvlibp

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And moved the resulting LF.lvlibp to the same directory as the other PPLs.

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