Two dimension string array in teststand

Hello,
I want to pass a two dimension string array from a labWindows dll into Teststand. My labwindows dll:
#define NR_columns 12
#define NR_rows 1200
#define NR_hight 1024
int__declspec(dllexport) __stdcall sort( char pspec[NR_columns][NR_rows][NR_hight])
The call of the dll in teststand looks like the attached picture in the doc file.
and I got the error message which shows the attached second picture in the doc file
what is the problem?
regards
samuel
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Error1.doc ‏94 KB

Hello Samuel,
I'm not experienced in LabWindows but I think the reason for this Error is the dimension of FileGlobals.loadspec in TestStand. The Error Dialog displays for this String Array [0..11][0..1200]. That's an array of 12 and 1201 elements but function is expecting 12 and 1200 elements.
I hope this helps.
Kind regards
C. Dietz
Test Engineering
digades GmbH
www.digades.com

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