Windows LV6.0 running on Linux Wine: config.cpp error (line 404)

Have anyone tried to run LabView (Windows version) under Linux using the Wine "emulator"?
Trying this on Debian Woody, with a Win98 install of LabView 6.0 returns:
config.cpp error (line 404)
I tried to search for such a file on both Win/Linux partitions: there's none.
So how am i gonna check this line 404?
Any clue would be strongly welcome!

I agree with Labviewguru about getting Labview for Linux. The only
problem is that you have to dish out $2000 or $3500. They don't have a
Base package.
I'm not sure if NI recomends a particular window manager but I do know it
will run on any of them. In an extreme case I used it on a PII 233MHz,
64MB ram, and a 300 MB disk. It was a Slackware distro using the fvwm2
window manager. Ran great. Presently I run it with Gnome.
My point is that if you have to buy a LV for Linux license, at least you
can save money buy putting it on a machine that's been used as a paper
weight for several years.
-kevin
In article <[email protected]>,
"Labviewguru" wrote:
> I don't believe you can run LabVIEW in an e
mulation environment. There
> is too much system control that LabVIEW needs a handle on to be able to
> run on an emulator.
>
> The reason you are not able to find and troubleshoot that file is
> because it is part of the source code for LabVIEW, and doesn't exist
> except in a super secret vault which may or may not be located in Austin
> Texas...
>
> Are you aware that there is a version of LabVIEW for Linux? I believe
> that they recommend running KDE or similar GUI, but check on the support
> website for that at ni.com/linux.
>
> I hope that was enough of a clue...

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