LabVIEW
collect boolean array (real time function block) causes unsuccessful build
Hi there,
I've tried the function blocks in real time programming, the collect boolean array.
It was perfect for cRIO to build and to deploy. But when I build the windows program, which (automatically) includes the cRIO.vlib, then comes out the error. It said:
Possible reason(s):
Possible reason(s):
LabVIEW: An input parameter is invalid. For example if the input is a path, the path might contain a character not allowed by the OS such as ? or @.
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NI-488: Command requires GPIB Controller to be Controller-In-Charge.
Without using the function block were the both windows program and the real time successfully built.
The errors you have posted are indicative of a file path problem, either from using non-explicit paths (which Development mode understands but Windows EXE does not), or, a path could be too long or buried too deep in subfolders causing the path to be too long. Investigate this before placing blame on the boolean array block.
Hi,
the reason I blamed the collect boolean array function block is that if I delete the function block, the whole thing works!
And also it works well on the real-time without error.
Do I need to specify any path before I use the function block?
My project likes like this:
PS: the SSG is our real time (sbRIO).
Your project organization looks great, but regarding filename size, what matters is where the files are on your computer - if you have nested them so deep that Windows hit the limit path size.
I have never used that boolean block thing, but when using certain things on Real-Time platforms, you have to be careful to include files in the build specification.
