Can the dll built in Labview be called in labview
Hi
i built a Dll for the attached Vi and tried to call it in another vi. When i run this vi in which i called the dll, it exits the labview.
why is it so ?
Attachments:
try.vi 16 KB
tryi.bld 2 KB
I have no problem in calling the DLL that's built. Did you specify the datatype correctly when you configured the Call Library Function Node? I've attached a VI that works.
Attachments:
CallDLL.vi 16 KB
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