02-12-2015 04:56 AM
Hello,
I'm currently using TestStand in a computer which calls VI from LabView.
While trying to import the packed library in TestStand, I get the following error:
Labiew Packed Library requires LabView Run-Time Engine '14.0'. TestStand was unable to access to this version. It may not be installed.
I don't know where the problem can be.
Everything ran in another computer with previous versions of LabView (2012 sp1 32 bits) and TestStand (2013 32 bits).
Here is my new configuration:
- NI TestStand 2014 (64 bits)
- NI LabView 2014 (Labview 14.0f1) (32 bits)
- NI LabView Engine Run Time 2014 f2 (last version downloaded from NI website) (I install this one again because I believed it was the source of the problem).
Before loading the packed library, I rebuilt them with LabView 2014 (programs have been developed with LabView 2012 SP1. I can open them and launch the different VI. It works.
In TestStand, I set the adapters to work with the active version of the development system. So, TestStand and LabView are working on the same computer but I can't call the packed library fro TestStand because of a runtime apparently.
Does anyone have an idea about what I'm doing wrong? Does it come from my TestStand configuration? Or maybe I'm missing a runtime or something else?
Thanks in advance for the time you will consider to my question. Any help is very welcome.
Jimmy
02-12-2015 05:44 AM
Hi,
What is your Adapter Configuration? Is it set to use "LabVIEW RunTime Engine"?
TestStand doesnot support crossbitness (TestStand 32 bit with LV 64 bit or viceversa) when using "LabVIEW RunTime Engine".
Please change the Adapter Configuration to use "LabVIEW Development System."
or
You either have to install NI TestStand 2014 32 bit or NI LabVIEW 2014 64 bit.
Hope this helps,
Deepak.
02-12-2015 05:56 AM
Hello,
thank you for your answer.
I had already hange the adapter as I described in the first message.
I set the adapter to Labview Develpment System --> Use Active LabView Version: 2014 instead of LabView Run Time Engine.
But even with this modification, it doesn't work.
Regards
Jimmy