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Hey guys!
So our team is trying to send the Labview code: Main. VI to the driver station but we are unable to. It's out first year trying to use labview so we are pretty lost in all of it's functions. When we try to run the main.iv code it tells us that it is unable to because the SubVI' Vision Processing.vi': SubVI is not executable. Does anyone have any suggestions on how we can fix this error? Thank you! |
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Re: Labview Main.iv Help
Can you post a better picture? I cannot read anything on your screen. Screenshots are preferred.
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Re: Labview Main.iv Help
If you have modified the default code, then first try using a new copy of the default code without any changes just to see if you can get that working.
Is the arrow at the top of the window solid or is it a broken arrow icon? If broken you can click on it and it will give you a list of errors. Double-click on any error line and it will take you to the broken code and highlight it. Last edited by Mark McLeod : 13-02-2016 at 13:40. |
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Re: Labview Main.iv Help
Those are all good suggestions. Also, when you have the error window open, it lists all broken VIs in the top list. If you scroll to the top, the ones with the red X are broken because of a wire or parameter issue. The ones with out an X are broken because of the dependency. So if you try to fix the red X's that will fit all of the ones above.
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Re: Labview Main.iv Help
A simple way to do this if you are not using Vision would be to just put a disable diagram around the vision code. If Vision is broken it would allow you to deploy the rest of the code.
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