 one of our engineers here would most likely have no problem with making the conversion for you. You could email NI with them to make it more private, if you'd like, rather than posting them on the site. (To create an email request, go to www.ni.com/ask). Hope this helps! Liz Fausak National Instruments...
I've upgraded from 1.4 to Mutt  |||IP_ADDRESS||| +cvs20040105i (Debian "testing" version) and all of a sudden my From: line in messages that I send is Blank. A few messages that were left over in my postponed box have correct From: lines as does any message that I'm composing as a reply to another message. But messages started with the "m" command have no "From:" in the editor, and the "From:" is blank in the send screen. Here are snippets from my muttrc file. set realname="My Name" set edit_headers So what am I doing wrong?...
where to download 8.1.5, 8.1.6, 8.1.7?
Hello. Does anybody know where to download any of these Oracle installations: 8.1.5, 8.1.6, 8.1.7? Windows/Linux versions, doesn't matter. I can't find them at Oracle website. Thanks in advance. The keyword is here: desupported. But if you have a valid CSI you can still get them from support. You need to submit a service request though. -- Sybrand Bakker Senior Oracle DBA...
Should I upgrade Ruby from 1.8.5 to 1.8.7?
I just upgraded to Rails 2.3.2 but my Ruby is still 1.8.5. Rails 2.3.2 doc says it work fine with 1.8.5 but it recommends 1.8.7. I remembered from a previous attempt that upgrading Ruby to 1.8.6 was too complicated for me, so I'm wondering what I would get if I upgrade to 1.8.7 and if I should just stick with 1.8.5. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. There have been a few threads on this so far. Possibly the right thing to do is to install multiple versions and flip back and forth if you run into difficulties. Unfortunately, this is complicated and there are hidden proble...
LabVIEW 8.5.1 project file cannot be opened by other users.
In LabVIEW 8.5.1 I created a project file, but other users with admin rights can not open it.&nbsp; How do I fix this? Hi Boeing,What operating system are you using?&nbsp; If you are using Vista, check out the following links.&nbsp; They have some good information on using multiple user accounts.<a href="http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/E06C1800F5AFCCBF86257236006C9F2A?OpenDocument" target="_blank">User Account Control</a> <a href="http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/DE5EA24C0036DA3686257236006CECA7?OpenDocument" target="_blank">External Links for Windows Vista Support</a> If you are using XP, check out the following page to ensure that file permissions are set correctly.<a href="http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networking/security/permissions.mspx" target="_blank">Windows XP: Set permissions for folders and files</a> What exactly happens when they try to open it? Error messages? Mike... I am using Windows XP, Service Pack 2 on a PXI chassis purchased from NI.&nbsp; The error message displayed when another user (with admin rights) tries to open the project is "Project or Library file cannot be opened".&nbsp; Normally in Windows XP, when a directory is right-clicked, there are four tabs, General, Sharing, Security and Customize.&nbsp; For some reason, the Security tab is missing on this computer. Hey Boeing,I would take a l...
Hi, &nbsp; I have a test that I wrote many years ago using Labview 5.1 and the Labview test executive 5.1 that I would like to modify. I would very much like to move this code to my current version of Labview which is 7.1.1.&nbsp; When I try to mass compile the Test Exec llb's, I get many errors indicating that some of the vi's have no block diagram, so they cannot be upgraded. Has anyone found a way to do this?&nbsp; &nbsp; Thanks in advance, &nbsp; Howard Spec CMC Electronics Canada Have you tried extracting the library as they were in LV5.1 and placing them into a folder.&nbsp; The open LV7.1.1 and go to that folder, and select it when doing a Mass Compile from LV7.1.1? &nbsp; R Are you trying to convert the Test Exec itself? It has been a long time since I've used that but I'm not sure if that is possible. I think the test exec itself was a product that you needed to get upgrades to. If the VIs without block diagrams are part of the test exec, I don't know what you can do since the test exec has been obsolete for quite&nbsp;a while and may never have gotten an upgrade to 7.1. I was about to say... The Test Executive was TestStand's predecessor, was it not?&nbsp; Written in CVI...&nbsp; The last version I'm aware of is 2.1, not 5.1.. Unless you're talking about a home-made Test Executive written in LV5.1? Or... was there a Labview version of the TestExecutive? R There was both a CVI and LabVIEW ve...
I am using CodeWarrior with Version 5.1.1 build 1108 to create a bundle initially. My application can call the bundle successfully. Now, I downloaded CodeWarrior Version 5.8 build 1919 to compile my old program. After I compile my old project and create a new bundle, my application fail to call the bundle. Is that any change need in my setting so that my new bundle will work? Felix Check Info.plist for key: CFBundleIdentifier. Check path to pluginfolder. Depands on how you find your bundle. Chris felix wrote: > I am using CodeWarrior with Version 5.1.1 build 1108 to c...
Hello! I sucessfully embedded perl 5.6.1 into my application. Lately I tried to compile my application against perl 5.8.1. It does not want to work. In documentation I've found that I shall use PERL_SYS_INIT macro before perl_alloc. I did it. Then, I discovered that most of macros use'my_perl' as name of PerlInterpreter (I guess that it is the name of PerlInterpreter), though documentation does not mention that I must use that name. Now everything compiles. But it crashes very quickly with SIGSEGV. Anything else that I shall change? Or shall know? TIA Andrei...
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I'm getting different behavior for a construct under perl 5.6.1 versus 5.8.1. I'm curious to know: - what the "right" behavior is; i.e., which should I depend on for future perl releases (or should I not depend at all) - why the behavior changed - what's a good place to find this? I tried looking in the Changes5.8 file and cross-referencing against the perl5.changes list, but couldn't find a relevant entry. SCRIPT: print'sorted: '. join(' ', sort(foo())). "\n"; sub foo { return ('bar', 'baz', 'bl...
I have a SubVI that is used inside a while loop in the calling VI and there is a cluster outside the while loop and shift registers&nbsp;that retain the prior state of the cluster.&nbsp; This cluster outside the while loop&nbsp;is an input to the SubVI and contains the ON/OFF state of my heating and cooling appliances.&nbsp; How do you know what input to the SubVI&nbsp;corresponds to&nbsp;what local variable in the SubVI code?&nbsp;&nbsp;Why do you&nbsp;need that cluster outside the while loop?&nbsp;In the SubVI I am replacing the state of the heating and cooling appliances in a local cluster and outputting the new cluster back to the calling VI. &nbsp;