error #3 : "memory ccp", line 513

[tups]

Hi there,

I am using an application for monitoring windturbines which is running on the labview runtime engine 6.0.2 with Windows XP.

When transferring and merging data (FTP) the following window appears:  error #3 : "memory.ccp", line 513. Labview version 6.0.2. For assistance...........etc.

I have installed labview runtime engine 8.0 but the application does not start because it requires labview 6.0.2.

Unfortunately the company who designed the application is no longer active so I don't know what to do.

[rolfk]

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@tups wrote:

Hi there,

I am using an application for monitoring windturbines which is running on the labview runtime engine 6.0.2 with Windows XP.

When transferring and merging data (FTP) the following window appears:  error #3 : "memory.ccp", line 513. Labview version 6.0.2. For assistance...........etc.

I have installed labview runtime engine 8.0 but the application does not start because it requires labview 6.0.2.

Unfortunately the company who designed the application is no longer active so I don't know what to do.

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Do you have the LabVIEW source code for this application? If you have upgrading it to a newer version might already help but at least give you more possiblities to debug in the development environment. You could do that yourself or hire a LabVIEW specialist to do that.

If you don't have the source I'm afraid there is little anybody could do to fix this other than writing a new application. By the way where are you from?

Rolf Kalbermatter

Message Edited by rolfk on 01-18-2007 12:12 PM

[Fox_Mccloud]

Hello.

Even if you only have the executable you can retreive the code by renameing the application to .llb instead of .exe. I once done that and it works.

However you probably still need a LabView programmer to get it working again.

But before you try something like that. Try to reinstall the labview runtime engine 6.0.2. The 8.0 runtime wont work since its for 8.0 code.

Good luck.

Cheers!

//Beckman

[tups]

Thanks Rolfk and Fox_Mccloud,

We are a company active in service and maintenance of windturbines and located in The Netherlands. www.bettink.nl. I will try the good advises and get a programmer involved.

Thanks again for your help

Johan Top

[rolfk]

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@tups wrote:

Thanks Rolfk and Fox_Mccloud,

We are a company active in service and maintenance of windturbines and located in The Netherlands. www.bettink.nl. I will try the good advises and get a programmer involved.

Thanks again for your help

Johan Top

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I have a feeling I once had contact with the original developers of that software. It was only in getting a specific aspect of that software working and I had never really access to the entire software nor much influence on the design of it. So as far as that is concerned I won't be able to help better than anyone else with LabVIEW experience.

Rolf Kalbermatter