Calling DLL problem

I have done some tests. If I fill the array with some fixed value, the return array is always right. I have the feeling that the problem is with the input data function.
>Hi,
>I have a LabVIEW applicaiton that calls a DLL library. I wrote this DLL in Microsoft visual C++. Basically, the my LabVIEW application sends data arrays into the DLL, the DLL does calculation, and later the application calls a function in DLL to get the calculation results.
>The application runs well in LabVIEW environment. However, when I generate the binary file. The binary doesn't work well. What I get is always an double floating array that is filled with NAN.
>I checked my DLL source code. In the code, all the calculations just use addition, subtraction, multiplicaiton, and division.
>I have done some tests. If I fill the array with some fixed value, the return array is always right. I have the feeling that the problem is with the input data function.
>Could anybody help me with this problem?
>Thanks,
>Yonggang
Message Edited by bnlgeese on 11-12-2009 11:46 PM

I'm sorry, are you responding to a thread? Or did you start a thread somewhere, and are you posting some additional information? If so, please do it in the original thread. I honestly have no idea what you're referring to.

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I can't say I understand the documentation snippet you provides, and I also can't access the DLL, but here are a couple things...
1. I doubt very highly that a VB DLL is built with the C calling convension. I believe you should try the stdcall instead.
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3. Your board model is being passed by value, but it is listed as a return value in the docs. That would indicate an actual return value or a parameter passed by reference.
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Now i want to use labview to control an instrument. And the instrument company give their dll files.
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I am a student currently doing an internship, and I may need some help. First of all, I am a beginner with LabVIEW, so maybe what I am asking is silly but I am completly lost.
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Maybe what I am asking is very easy, but again my knowledge about C language is basic, I am not a computer science student so...
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