Linking error cvistart.lib

Hi,
I'm trying to build a DLL and i get the following errors:
4 Project link errors
Undefined symbol '___UFRNameTable' referenced in "c:\program files\national instruments\cvi81\bin\cvistart.lib".
Undefined symbol '___CompiledDebuggingLevel' referenced in "c:\program files\national instruments\cvi81\bin\cvistart.lib".
Undefined symbol '___PtrInfoFixupTable' referenced in "c:\program files\national instruments\cvi81\bin\cvistart.lib".
Undefined symbol '___CVI_Sections' referenced in "c:\program files\national instruments\cvi81\bin\cvistart.lib".
I tryed it on two machines and i also tryed to create an exetuable (after adding main function to the project).
I also tryed to create a new project
Thanks for help

I am having the exact same problem, but only when do a release build. The debug build works fine.
Errors generated when performing a 'release' build'
clear_history_ecu_data.prj(Release) - 4 link errors
Undefined symbol '___CompiledDebuggingLevel' referenced in "c:\program files\national instruments\cvi2009\bin\msvc\cvistart.lib".
Undefined symbol '___PtrInfoFixupTable' referenced in "c:\program files\national instruments\cvi2009\bin\msvc\cvistart.lib".
Undefined symbol '___CVI_Sections' referenced in "c:\program files\national instruments\cvi2009\bin\msvc\cvistart.lib".
Undefined symbol '___UFRNameTable' referenced in "c:\program files\national instruments\cvi2009\bin\msvc\cvistart.lib".
I am using CVI 2009.
I have deleted the build folder and marked all for recompile.
Any suggestions?
Thanx,
thefalk

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