how to create an executable file from a LabVIEW 8.6.1

[Bebeto]

Exactly!!!!!

thanks to all of you!!!

Kudos!!!

[Harold_Timmis]

you should mark the person who solved your problem as the solution holder.

[Harold_Timmis]

to do this all you have to do is go to the right corner of the solution you marked it will say options than hit unmark as solution and than go to the message you feel solved your problems...

[Zigzak]

Hi,

I want to create an executable without the Application Builder software. Does anyone know another software that does the same?

Thanks

[crossrulz]

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Zigzak wrote:

I want to create an executable without the Application Builder software. Does anyone know another software that does the same?

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Why wouldn't you want to use the software that was made for that job (LabVIEW App Builder)?

[NIquist]

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@Zigzak wrote:

Hi,

I want to create an executable without the Application Builder software. Does anyone know another software that does the same?

Thanks

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Sure, C++, Python, Java, etc...  Just re-write your code in another language and build it from that.  

But if you need to use NI LabVIEW for your code, then you'll have to use NI tools to build it.

[Zigzak]

Because i have to pay!! 

Can you provide me one without pay it?

[Dennis_Knutson]

You either pay for it or don't build an exe. Your company should have budgeted for it when it purchased LabVIEW. The professional version is what should have been bought.

[NIquist]

There is no such thing as another LabVIEW App Builder.  If you build an EXE from LabVIEW code you must use a LabVIEW run-time engine to run it on the host computer.  Those only work with code that is built with a NI App Builder.  The whole point is that you have to pay.  National Instruments is running a business so not everything is free. 

[crossrulz]

Always look at what you need when buying any product.  If you knew you were going to have to build an executable, then you should have either bought the Professional version or budgeted for the App Builder as an add on to whichever version you are using (Base or Full).

I recommend calling up your local NI rep and see if they can cut you a deal.  I've rarely had issues with them helping me out.  But they will be honest with you.