Exporting ENUM definition to DLL header file

Question

I have a VI that takes an ENUM as an input to select a command to be performed. This VI is part of a DLL to be called from C.
I would like to see the ENUM definition in the header file for the DLL so that the C program can use the same symbolic names for the commands that I
am using in my case selector within the VI.
Is there a good way to do this?
When I generate the DLL the parameter is shown simply as a uint32_t (I have the ENUM defined as 32 bit in LV rather than the default 16 bit).
I would have expected that all ENUMs that are parameters or return values of any function going into a DLL would automatically be defined in the DLL's header...
They really should be typedef ENUM definitions with the name of the LV control being given to the typedef by default.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Klaus

Answer 1

You can export all items from an Enum Control using the "Strings[]" property. The values for enums always begin with zero and increment by one.
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