analysis library using LabWindows/CVI 8.5

[telsenbroich]

I am converting an application from LabWindows/CVI 6.0 to LabWindows 8.5.  The problem I am having is using the advanced analysis library with this new version.  When I run one of the function panels in my application that calls the "Mean" function I get the error message: "The interactive window execution has caused the external process to terminate."  I tried running one of the sample programs that call one of the advanced analysis functions and the program simply shutsdown when it tries to call any analysis function.

We are running LabWindows 8.5 Full Developement, NIDAQ 8.5, TestStand 4.0.1.

Thank you for your help.

[Rgulbrandson]

On May 13, 10:40 am, telsenbroich <x...@no.email> wrote:
> I am converting an application from LabWindows/CVI 6.0 to LabWindows 8.5.&nbsp; The problem I am having is using the advanced analysis library with this new version.&nbsp; When I run one of the function panels in my application that calls the "Mean" function I get the error message: "The interactive window execution has caused the external process to terminate."&nbsp; I tried running one of the sample programs that call one of the advanced analysis functions and the program simply shutsdown when it tries to call any analysis function.
> &nbsp;
> We are running LabWindows 8.5 Full Developement, NIDAQ 8.5, TestStand 4.0.1.
> &nbsp;
> Thank you for your help.

Try looking at your "Build Options" dialog. Make sure that your
"Enable LoadExternalModule" option is enabled.

[telsenbroich]

I checked that and it it enabled.  I am now trying to re-install CVI8.5.

[telsenbroich · Accepted solution]

I figured out what the problem was.  I did not install all of the NI Development Packages in the correct order.  In order to get the advanced analysis to work I uninstalled all of the NI software and re-installed in the following order:

1) LabWindows/CVI8.5

2) TestStand 4.0.1

3) Measurement Studio for vb6

4) Toolkit Software

5) NI-DAQmx 8.6

Now the Advanced Analysis functions work as expected.