Can I run the program without an Xnode file?

[Kslave97]

In the process of receiving the file, the Xnode file disappeared. I heard that the Xnode file is used for terminal designation, etc. Can I run the Labview program without the Xnode file?

[RavensFan]

What file are you talking about?  Where are you receiving it from?

[Kslave97]

I got this from last year's researcher, but I didn't get the Xnode file. It may be because there is no toolkit.

[altenbach]

You are still not giving us sufficient information.

• What does the LabVIEW program do?
• What error message do you get?
• What have you tried to troubleshoot?
• Is there documentation that says what files are included?
• Did you unzip before running the program?
• ...

We don't really care about irrelevant information such as that a researcher gave it to you.  Did you try to contact him/her?

[paul_cardinale]

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@Kslave97 wrote:

In the process of receiving the file, the Xnode file disappeared. I heard that the Xnode file is used for terminal designation, etc. Can I run the Labview program without the Xnode file?

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The short answer is: No.  More basically, when a dependency is missing, you're code can't run.

But there may be some hope in this case.  The code generated by an XNode is embedded in the caller.  If you post the VI(s) that reference the missing XNode, I might be able to get it hobbling along.