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Error 10 (Duplicate Path)


Daimones

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Hey Guys,

 

It seems that I'm having a rather strange issue with VIPM 2013.0.1 (Build 1905).

 

I successfully built a package in VIPM 2013.0.0 (Build 1878) and then upgraded VIPM and now whenever I start the build it fails with:

 

=========== START of VIPM 2013.0.1 (build 1905) Error Message ===========

An internal VIPM 2013.0.1 (build 1905) Error has occured on: Wednesday February 12, 2014 at 11:18:41 AM

 

= Automated Message Start =

Error 10 occurred at Error 10 occurred at New VI Library.vi

Possible reason(s):

LabVIEW: Duplicate path.

Error Conditions:

Create Target File error:

File Path: <Not A Path>

Possible reason(s):

LabVIEW: Duplicate path.

= Automated Message End =

 

= User Defined Message Start =

VI Package Builder Error

= User Defined Message End =

 

= Error Handler Call Chain Start =

VIPB_API.BuildAndPackageLibraryFromSpec[Private].vi

= Error Handler Call Chain End =

=========== END of VIPM 2013.0.1 (build 1905) Error Message ===========

 

 

I narrowed it down to two VIs with names "_subVIs\TabSetByName.vi" and "_subVIs\Driver INI Location.vi". If I exclude these VIs from the package build everything works successfully. These VIs have virtually nothing in common except that they are in fact called from the same single VI, which is also in this package. I tried several different things, such as removing everything internal to the VIs, and removing them from their calling VI as well. I still managed to get the error,

 

The one thing that did allow the package to built in it's completeness however: Renaming these VIs. Simply adding a space or a _ inside the names of these VIs caused the build to work successfully.

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

Thanks,

 

Paul List

Wineman Technology

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