Need help transferring coed to different comupters

[Unexas]

Just like the title says when i try and open code on a separate computer all of the subvis robotmain.vi( code has been moved or deleted.) I need to know what specific files i need for the full code to be transferred.

[Alan Anderson]

Here's an old thread that might give you the information you need.

When you create a SubVI, it goes in the project folder by default. If you changed it to save somewhere else, copy that location to the other computer as well.

[cbf]

We usually just call them female students nowadays, or since they're still in High School, you're still allowed to call them "girls".

[Nunez4296]

you should try a repository such as Tortoise.svn this will allow multiple members to work on the code simultaneously and update to current/past revisions. This is the solution that my team uses for our 10 programmers.

[Alan Anderson]

Originally Posted by Nunez4296

you should try a repository such as Tortoise.svn...

Do you have a link to good directions for setting up such a repository to work with LabVIEW? There's support for configuring one, but I have not yet seen a comprehensive step-by-step document that has a good chance of working for someone who doesn't already know what they're doing.

[Nunez4296]

Here is the link to the repository's website: http://tortoisesvn.net/

In terms of setting it up, one of our mentors who is proficient in labview and teaches it for a company set it up for us.

[Alan Anderson]

Originally Posted by Nunez4296

In terms of setting it up, one of our mentors who is proficient in labview and teaches it for a company set it up for us.

Is he willing to write up a set of instructions for other LabVIEW-using teams? That would definitely help the FRC community to implement good code library practices.

[BitTwiddler]

Originally Posted by Alan Anderson

Is he willing to write up a set of instructions for other LabVIEW-using teams? That would definitely help the FRC community to implement good code library practices.

Here here. I'd love to see it too.