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error 1 occurred ... invalid path

What the... does this mean?

See attached image.

I whant to compile my application. But I keep getting this message. In need to generate a version quikly. I know this happen when file are not found. But how can I determine what is missing??? The VI is running ok in developping mode. But when I start the compilation (Build) it bring that popup.

What can I do! 😐
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Check that all dinamically running VIs and another supported files included in Builder.
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Make sure that you are including any dynamic VIs in the build of your executable. Are you using Application Builder? If so, then under the Source Files tab, make sure that you include any VIs which you load dynamically into your application. If you didn't, then this is probably the issue. Check on this first.
J.R. Allen
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I found that the problem was du to a .bld file.

I moved all the necessary file to compile in a other directory. the last thing I didn't veryfied was my build configuration file. I had to look to the file in binary to realise that it was still looking for the previous directory i.e. where I compiled the application last time.

LabVIEW .llb, .vi and .bld file are still containing hard coded path. contrairly to Visual C++ project. There is no way to set path to relative...

Mathieu Fortin
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