Hello,
Thank you for contacting National Instruments.
You can create a DLL in LabVIEW from a VI. To do this simply:
Click Tools >> Build Application or Shared Library.
Select "Shared Library" from the "Build Target" pull down menu.
Select a target name, destination directory, and a support file
Can you clarify this more? We don't know how to even write a dll yet.
Try using code similar to this:
Private Declare Sub FUNCTIONNAMEINDLL Lib "C:\TEMP\DLLPATH.DLL"
(Function Prototype)
This will allow you to call a specific function in the DLL.
Sure you can do this. THe best way would be to create a DLL in LV
that you can call directly from VB. You can pass inputs and outputs
to and from the DLL also.
You will need the application builder toolkit and be sure to define
your function prototype the same way you do in VB. Hope this helps.
Ok so here is the problem. I have a program written in VB.NET that
will use Microsoft Access 2000 to look up and display information from
a database for the user. It is very simple code however I need this
application to be able to interact with a LabVIEW 7.0 program. The
goal is for the user to in
