LVLM on EV3, converting old .vi on NXT to new .vi on EV3

Hi all
Thanks to NI, A.Pena and his team for the new EV3-Module!
The installation of the module was successful. The first tests where rather surprising but worked.
Problem: I wanted to compile some of my old *.vi on NXT to the EV3-Brick, what failed with error-messages about every programmed function.
I was only successful by rewriting the whole program. Is there a conversion-tool to translate *.vi on NXT to *.vi on EV3?
Thanks Andi Pi

I would think that VIs would automatically re-compile, so I don't think that would be causing any error messages. The Mass Compile tool is only available in the regular LabVIEW environment. If you are using the LabVIEW for LEGO MINDSTORMS Environment, switch to the LabVIEW environment from Tools>>Choose Environment...
As far as I know Base Package refers to a LabVIEW installation which offers more limited features than the Full or Professional version. According to the NI online documentation, the base package is sufficient to use Mass Compile.

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