I've been working on a couple of projects in our main LabWindows CVI project, and for the first time I've used the .NET controller functionality to import a C# library file. One of these is used to control some external hardware, and the other addresses simple functionality to allow General Midi sound to be incorperated.
Both work fine on my development machine, both in debug mode advancing a line at a time, and also when installed on the machine. This is where the problems started.
Two days ago I attempted to install the program on another PC for testing purposes. Unfortunately the new functionality didnt work and caused the program to crash with the generic "Your program has generated an error and needs to shut down message"
Having put in some messageboxes to see where the process breaks down, it appears to occur at the point where the Initialization call occurs.
After attempting to run it on another laptop with the same results I then installed the development environment on that PC, and the problem went away, which suggests I'm missing a file or two that I need to distribute as part of the installer.
Can someone suggest what might be missing and a list of any files that need to be installed as part of the package.
Incidentally we stopped using the installer supplied with LabWindows CVI, as it used to (I am informed) contained some form of encryption, which we are prevented from using in any part of development - something to do with US distribution laws - even though I'm based in the UK. I dont know whether using the LabWindows installer would automatically pull all the files I need to distribute or not. Its been a few years and revisions since I last used it
