Generation of C++ with LabVIEW DLL error

Hi, I am a student at the UC Irvine, learn how to use LabVIEW.  I'm working on a practice project for which I use a PID system to control the temperature of an object.  Things are starting to be a little awkward with the control statements nested, loops, etc., so I thought I have exported a LabVIEW DLL with all the difficult to encode things like interfacing with my instruments and tracing of data or something else and do the calculation and follow-up of the commands in C++.

The DLL file I made in LabVIEW exploded without a hitch, as far as I can tell, but when it a link to my C++ test program (which at this point is just including the .h file of the LabVIEW for the DLL and an empty main() function), I get a lot of build errors.  I'm using Dev - C++ that uses g ++ to compile the code.

Here is a picture of my build errors:

Normal windows applications are not so forgiving on where you can put your DLL under LabVIEW. You must have a DLL or in the Active Directory where the executable file itself (this is your build directory, not the source directory), windows or directory system or any what directory defined in the PATH environment variable. Anythin else probably won't work, or at least not reliably.

No need to add the cintools directory to your include paths or paths of the library file. You must only that if you decided to leave native LabVIEW DLL export data types, in which case you would need Manager of LabVIEW to prepare the correct data buffers.

Rolf Kalbermatter

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