Application builder ver7.1 for Linux

I have compiled a program with Application Builder version 7,1 in
Linux. The compilation has not given problems. When I launch the
file.exe appears an error. The program does not find a
share library (lvanlys.so).
The application builder during the phase of compilation it has not created the library lvanlys.so.
Why?

jhoskins wrote:
> Just one question for ROLFK, I have used the lvanllys.dll many
> times in a build (Windows) and have always had to add it into the
> build. Even when I choose to create the installer. Why is that?
> Is the dll native to labview or to the runtime engine.
It is part of the implementation of the analysis library functions of
LabVIEW. I checked this and since LabVIEW 7.1 the runtime engine does
install its own lvanlys.dll (and MKL "Intel Math Kernel Library" which
is the actual implementation of a large part of the functions from the
analysis library since LabVIEW 7.1)
Before that lvanlys.dll was self contained and treated by the
application builder just like another user DLL which got included in the
application build itself.
Rolf Kalbermatter
Rolf Kalbermatter
CIT Engineering Netherlands
a division of Test & Measurement Solutions

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