Failure : load.cpp in line 4081

I'm working in a new application demo. Yesterday i saved it normally, but today when i tried to open gives me this failure message:
"Failure : load.cpp in line 4081"
I need to recover the file, because i don´t have any backups.
Thank you in advance, regards.
Fede

On Tue, 12 Nov 2002 12:58:08 -0600 (CST), Fede2002 wrote:
>I'm working in a new application demo. Yesterday i saved it normally,
>but today when i tried to open gives me this failure message:
>"Failure : load.cpp in line 4081"
>
>I need to recover the file, because i don=B4t have any backups.
>
I had the same error changing video resolution (developed both in
1280x1024 and 1024x768).
The error has gone returning to the higher resolution.
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Failure load.cpp

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tllorca,
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My main front panel VI will no longer open and I just get the error, Failure : "load.cpp", line 4081.
I am running an Eval version of 6.0.1 and was deciding whether to buy this product for a new project.
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Failure load.cpp 4081(labview 6.0.1)???????????????

failure load.cpp 4081(labview 6.0.1)???????????????
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Labview version 6.1 failure:"linker.cpp", line 2302

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Actually HeapPeak existed as far back as LabVIEW 4 or maybe even 3. However it is not usually helpful for linker errors as that is something in the LabVIEW compiler itself. HeapPeak can be sort of useful for Insane errors to locate the element that the compiler considers insane (and consequently delete and/or rewire it).
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To dewangs. How to load all descriptions (lines) into a Vector?

Thank You dewangs!
I am confident that Your second advice to use Vector will solve my problem. But I have two more questions.
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eddie wrote:
>
> I'm developing an application in LabView and with the Web publishing
> tool I can visualizethe results in Internet. The problem is that I
> open the explorer (Netscape or Internet Explorer) the following
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> please contact with NI" and the explorer is close... It's labview 6.1
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