We have installations of LabWindows/CVI 6.0 in multiple machines. When I compile my code in one machine, it gives a
link error that "StdDev" does not exist. When I add the file "analysis.lib", it links fine. But when I compile the same code (
without adding "analysis.lib" to the project) in other machines, they compile fine.
- Since "analysis.lib" is located in different locations on many machines (some in D-drive, others in weird directories), I cannot add this file on the (*.prj) project file - and I wouldn't want to, because that would be a configuration control problem.
Since "analysis.lib" is under "extlib", I thought this should only need to be done if I am compiling under an external compile (like my Visual C++ environment, which is not installed in that troublesome machine). "StdDev" is part of CVI environment library, so I thought I don't need it while compiling under LabWindows/CVI environment.
What installation settings (or registry entry?) did I change accidentally to make this happen? I tried uninstalling it, and re-installing the same software (different license, different CD, etc), but the error persists on that one machine. Am I uninstalling it incorrectly?
