Insert DLLS in LLB

Hello

Is it wise to distribute a dll in a llb? If yes how can I to do?

See you soon

Charly

You should not (and cannot, as far as I know) put anything other than a VI in a Bachelor's degree in law.  LabVIEW knows only how to find a VI within a LAW degree; your operating system knows nothing about it.  When you make a call to a dll from your code, you ask the operating system to find this dll and call a function inside.  If the dll should be hidden within a Bachelor's degree in law, the operating system would be unable to find the dll and the function call will fail.  So the answer to your question is no, do not put the dll in llbs.  Use a zip file.

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