LabVIEW Manager (labviewv.lib) target RT Linux support?

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  Hello

  I'm writing a C++ DLL that interacts with the LabVIEW code, which uses features of LabVIEW Manager. The linked article says I should link against labviewc.lib, but there is another similar library called labview.lib

  What is the difference between them? Which should I use?

  JKSH wrote:

  Hello

  I'm writing a C++ DLL that interacts with the LabVIEW code, which uses features of LabVIEW Manager. The linked article says I should link against labviewc.lib, but there is another similar library called labview.lib

  What is the difference between them? Which should I use?

  It's labviewv.lib not labviewc.lib! Generally, you should use labviewv.lib for all new development. It handles better on the right the LabVIEW core binding when you have complex situations such as a DLL LabVIEW (screw of LabVIEW compiled into a DLL) that uses the DLL and when that LabVIEW DLL is called from a LabVIEW system which is a different version of which was used to create the DLL of LabVIEW. With labview.lib, this scenario is very likely create a chaos he is trying to link to the system LabVIEW calling instead of runtime DLL runs under.

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  We want to start by using the Toolbox in real-time to backtrace of memory allocation profile on a target of cRIO 9035 & 9039.

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  Hello Jörn,

  Did some more research, the following limitationrs occur on targets LInux RTOS,

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