Unusual Error

[Newguy100]

I have attached an error that keeps popping up. What does it mean?

[tst]

Try looking here.

[Newguy100]

I tried copying the block diagram and put it into a new VI, but I still get the insane error.

Message Edited by Newguy100 on 08-24-2005 01:28 PM

[tst]

Did you try the second method (finding the specific object)?

[Newguy100]

I am trying to open the object browser that Bob mentioned but I can't get it to open. I opened my VI and pressed the CTRL+SHFT D and then H but no luck.

[Newguy100]

I did what Bob says, and it my whole front panel starts flashing.

[Newguy100]

The attach image is what happens everytime i do a save.

[Bob_Y.]

The second error is different than the original.  The error message tells us this:

An insane object (something that is not stored correctly in the binary of the VI) at Front Panel Heap location 3738 was created.  The VI was Hostloader.vi.  The problem was with the graphics of a Numeric control's Label cosmetic.

The numeric control could be a control or indicator.  It could even be something you would not think of as a numeric such as a dial or color box.  If you delete and recreate them, it should become sane again.

Hope that this helps,

Bob

[Newguy100]

Bob,

     What do I do about the one where it says "FPHP+E8". This one appears more frequently. I click on the "F" on the heap and my whole front panel flashes. I think the problem maybe how I am returning strings to labview. I have another software exactly like the one thats causing me problems. The only difference is is that the other one is directly from labview whereas the one thats causing me problems is coming from a .dll file

Message Edited by Newguy100 on 08-24-2005 04:59 PM

[Bob_Y.]

Could you attach the problem VIs and let me take a look?

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@Newguy100 wrote:

Bob,

     What do I do about the one where it says "FPHP+E8". This one appears more frequently. I click on the "F" on the heap and my whole front panel flashes. I think the problem maybe how I am returning strings to labview. I have another software exactly like the one thats causing me problems. The only difference is is that the other one is directly from labview whereas the one thats causing me problems is coming from a .dll file

Message Edited by Newguy100 on 08-24-2005 04:59 PM

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I am not sure what the FPHP+E8 problem is, but I know that it is in the front panel (heap) and that it is at memory location E8 in that heap.  If you post the rest of the message, maybe going through it would help.

Thanks,

Bob Young