03-11-2014 05:38 PM
FYI letting VIPM mass compile all VIs in GDS, can lead to cross linking when it comes to the Actor Framework VIs.
Symbio_GDS\ClassProviders\ActorFramework\
GDS supports AF 3.0.7 and AF 4.x
For my ogp version, in the Pre Install VI, I ask the user to turn off the VIPM’s Auto Mass Compile.
And when I need to mass compile all VIs, I make sure I open one AF implementation folder at a time and when done, I set the VIs to read only, so they are skipped in future mass compiles.
Also when uninstalling GDS, make sure it don’t remove the files: vi.lib\addons\_goop*.llb
I did that by making sure those VIs are set to read only in the Pre-Uninstall VI
//Mike
03-11-2014 05:41 PM
AristosQueue wrote:
... How we move forward is open to discussion, but backporting to older stuff is something I'll leave for the community if they get industrious.
But then you need to give us permission to modify the code, and not you look at the source 🙂
03-11-2014 07:16 PM
MikaelH wrote:
But then you need to give us permission to modify the code, and not you look at the source 🙂
No, I don't... you just have to post the save-for-previous through ni.com. 😉
03-11-2014 07:20 PM
AristosQueue wrote:
MikaelH wrote:
But then you need to give us permission to modify the code, and not you look at the source 🙂
No, I don't... you just have to post the save-for-previous through ni.com. 😉
To clarify: I cannot legally advise you about what you can or cannot do under the EULA other than to say "You can do whatever the EULA says." Interpreting it is not something I'm allowed to do. So in this instance, I'm saying what I think I could do myself under the EULA. You have to make your own evaluation.
I really don't like licensing...
03-11-2014 07:26 PM
AristosQueue wrote:
AristosQueue wrote:
MikaelH wrote:
But then you need to give us permission to modify the code, and not you look at the source 🙂
No, I don't... you just have to post the save-for-previous through ni.com. 😉
To clarify: I cannot legally advise you about what you can or cannot do under the EULA other than to say "You can do whatever the EULA says." Interpreting it is not something I'm allowed to do. So in this instance, I'm saying what I think I could do myself under the EULA. You have to make your own evaluation.
I really don't like licensing...
I get it 🙂
And I also don't like licensing, when we were looking through all licenses to release GDS under open source, we found the MIT was the best options, but it takes a while to read through them all and trying to interpreting them.
03-12-2014 02:03 PM
New installer posted. This one has the license agreement attached. Without the license the software is largely useless to you since default copyright wouldn't let you clone templates. I apologize for inconvenience.