I built an executable with one startup vi and deployed it on the RT target. The vi doesn't run on startup. I can run the vi once remotely from the host computer but after the vi stops, it is unloaded from the memory so I can't start it again. I have to restart the RT target. Is there any way to keep the vi in memory as long as the system is running?
Did you want the VI to run at startup? What target are you running this on? An when you say you run the VI once remotely, are you using remote front panels or just controlling it from the project?
No, I don't want to run the vi at startup. I am using a RT Desktop running Labview RT. I am running the vi using Invoke Node from the host machine (after opening up a reference to the vi server application).
In that case, I'll be wasting CPU cycles when I am not doing anything. Isn't there a better way? I thought it wouldn't be too much troubling keeping a vi in the memory without using loops.
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