I'm trying to build a stand alone labview executable that incorporates matlab code. Ideally I only want to install the runtimes for matlab and labview onto the target PC's (so basically I don't have to give full copies of the software to the clients) so I am trying to get both matlab and LV to build into a single exe file. However this seems to be easier said than done. As a simple experiment I tried building an LV app that incorporates matlab script to an exe, but it will not run (and this is on a PC with matlab installed) - not a promising start! I've also tried building the matlab code to a dll and incorporating this into LV but again it refuses to run - other threads on here suggest similar problems.
So, basically, does anyone have any idea how I can achieve a single standalone application, written in labview that incorporates all my matlab scripts too?
I hope you don't mind me jumping in. I actually have experienced the same problems. I am using LabVIEW 7.1.1 with MatLAB 7.0. When I build the application and try to open it up, the LabVIEW rectangle on the task bar shows up, but I cannot maximize or open it. No error message shows, it just freezes and I must terminate LV. Th eonly option I have (right click on taskbar) is to close the program- minimize, maximize are all grayed out. I have attached a very simple program that I attempted to build into an .exe. Please let me know if you were successful.
