09-12-2013 03:16 PM
Hello guys,
So, finally got the app working again. The issue was with a few paths, which weren't transferring into the executable. so fixed 'em.
I am still working on the accessibility of the block diagram on the app. But as my application doesn't really need the debug window on my executable, i chose lesser or the two evils, for now.
I don't really want to do a remote debug session but if that's the only way to go, i will do that.
But thanks for the invaluable input guys. I'll still keep this thread active for any new ideas to pour in .
Regards,
RP
09-12-2013 03:23 PM
RandelPrandel wrote:
I don't really want to do a remote debug session but if that's the only way to go, i will do that.
Yes, that is the only way to go. The only way to access the block diagram of an executable (with debugging enabled) is through a remote debug session. The "Enable Debugging" switch allows you to do remote debugging; it never allows "in-application" debugging. You can debug an executable running on the same computer as the LabVIEW development environment but it's still a remote debugging session - you must use the development environment to do it. Did you try remote debugging, or were you hoping to do something else entirely?
09-12-2013 03:28 PM
Hey Nathan,
You are on the money, I was trying to accomplish just that but did not know that there's no other way to do it. Thanks.
I'll give remote deguggin a try and hopefully it'll work.
Thanks again,
RP