I've worked with ZMQ in LabVIEW for years, and I thought this kind of thing was behind me, but now I'm thinking I might be crazy. I'm not sure what has changed in the last six months, but my installer that has deployed correctly on the same type of system (rugged tablet pc running Windows 10 IoT Enterprise) in the past now results in Error 13 when I run my executable. It does not throw an error on the development machine which is of the same type.
Like I said, the main clue is that this installer has worked in the past on these Windows tablets. If a runtime is missing, is there a way to find out?
I've worked with ZMQ in LabVIEW for years, and I thought this kind of thing was behind me, but now I'm thinking I might be crazy. I'm not sure what has changed in the last six months, but my installer that has deployed correctly on the same type of system (rugged tablet pc running Windows 10 IoT Enterprise) in the past now results in Error 13 when I run my executable. It does not throw an error on the development machine which is of the same type.
Like I said, the main clue is that this installer has worked in the past on these Windows tablets. If a runtime is missing, is there a way to find out?
Hi Juan, I recommend https://github.com/lucasg/Dependencies to find missing libraries. From your list I don't see lzlib.dll as shown here https://sourceforge.net/p/labview-zmq/discussion/general/thread/d365dc1359/, but I don't remember if that is needed for ZMQ or if that is another dependency I have.