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.png's files being removed from .lvproj as part of vip install
kevin.j.r.ross posted a topic in VI Package Manager (VIPM)
Hi, Please help... I am trying to create a .vip that will install my LabVIEW project as a LabVIEW project template (note: I have done this process a few time before with no issues) I have my project that I want to make into a template, everything works perfectly. I configure the .vipb, I build and install the .vip. I check the destination to see if my files have installed to the correct location, they have. Here's where the problem kicks in...... I open my LabVIEW project that has installed in the destination, and notice that the .png files in my project some are missing and some are saying missing. In my project I have .png files in various .lvlibs. The first .lvlib in the project has the .png's showing, however showing as missing and the expected location is saying C:\ which is incorrect, it should be in the location where my .lvlib is in the destination. The other .lvlib's don't even show the .pngs in the LabVIEW project explorer. Now checking on disk all the png's are there and in the correct location. In summary it looks as if as part of the vip install it is removing the link the .lvproj has to my .png files VI Package Manager Version : 2018.0.0f1 Jul 21 2018 LabVIEW Version : 2016 (32 bit) OS : Windows 10 Pro Version 1803 Any help is greatly appreciated Thanks in advance. Kev -
Hi, my name is Francesco. I'm Italian and i don't speak good english. I have a problem with the installation relatives VIPM in linux I follow the instruction but appear this message when i launch the command: sudo ./vipm Can't find library liblvrt.so.15.0 Make sure this library is installed in your LD_LIBRARY_PATH search path, or in /usr/lib To download the LabVIEW Runtime engine, go to http://www.ni.com/rteFinder?dest=lvrte&version=15.0&platform=Linux&lang=en How can i resolve this? Thank you so much and sorry for my english!
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It looks like VIPM 2017 is included with LabVIEW 2017, but it is not yet available for download on https://vipm.jki.net/download. This would normally be fine, except I noticed in the release notes that packages built with VIPM 2017 cannot be installed with older versions. This is a potential problem because anybody who has installed LabVIEW 2017 cannot currently distribute their newly built packages to people who are still using older versions of LabVIEW, since they have no way of getting their hands on VIPM 2017. Also, can anyone confirm that there will be Mac and Linux versions of VIPM 2017? If not, that will be a big problem for those of us who build packages on Windows then need to install them on other OSs.
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When building a simple package in VIPM 2014 of example code in LabVIEW 2016 that is using the new channel wire, I receive the attached error message. The build will work if I choose not to compile the VI during build.
