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how can I build app's for RTE 8.0 with Labview 8.2

Is there a possibility to build applications with LabView 8.2 in a way to execute them with the RTE 8.0. It's not a problem to save the sourcecode as LabView 8.0 format, but if I build this code e.g as  *.exe and try to execute with RTE 8.0 an error occured. The errormessage is, that it's not possible to execute an file created for RTE 8.2 with RTE 8.0. What is to do to build an RTE 8.0 compatible application?
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The only way to build an app for 8.0 is to have to have the 8.0 development system and the app builder for it. Are you asking this just so an end user doesn't have to install the 8.2 rte for your app?
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At the moment most users in our company have installed the RTE 8.0, and it's not allowed to upgrade the RTE cause of quality management.
Additional our internal support said that there were no tests to confirm that all app's build for RTE 8.0 will run with RTE 8.2.
 
You said that it is only possible to create app's for RTE 8.0 with LabView 8.0. But why I am able to save my projects in LabView 8.2 as an
LabView 8.0 project?
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Applications written for 8.0 will only run with the 8.0 rte. New applications written for 8.2 will run only with the 8.2 rte. Your internal support doesn't know what it is talking about if they think otherwise. No need to upgrade the rte unless you paln to rebuild the 8.0 apps with 8.2. Both run times can be installed on the same pc if the old apps are working. Not much reason to change unless they need to be edited and you use 8.2 as the editor. I would image that if you build a new app in 8.2, it would have to undergo the same quality check as the 8.0 applications.

You are able to do a save as for 8.0 so that users with 8.0 can open them and use them with the older version. It's simply not possible for a newer development environment to target a build for an older run-time. Before you even do a build, the source code is compiled for the version you are currently using. The only way to swithc compilers is to switch versions of LabVIEW.

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