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Undefined symbol 'niScope...

Hi everybody

I have a problem with niScope and Lab/Windows 7.0.0. If I try to compile my project I always get the "Undefined symbol 'niScope_[function name]' referenced in [my project]". My LW is in Borland compatibility mode but I don't have borland static library for niScope. I can't change compatibility mode to Visual C++ because I have some old libraries only for Borland mode. Can somebody help me to get this library?, Is there any other method to fix this problem?.

Thanks
Ricardo Ruiz Velasco
Test Engineer
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Did you add the NI-Scope instrument to your project? I opened and ran the Getting Started project that can be found at: C:\Program Files\National Instruments\CVI71\samples\niScope\GettingStarted

I change the build compatibility mode to Borland and it compiled without error for me. Try to add these to your project:
#include
#include

Let me know if this helps or if you have any other questions.

Thanks,
Bryan Snarr
Field Engineer
Northern California
National Instruments
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Hi Brian,

I tried with the sample you mention but I get same result, if I change compatibility mode to Borland, linker can not find functions for niScope. I'm shure the problem is I can't find a static library for Borland compatibility mode in my PC. Trying fix the problem I reinstall niScope.exe drivers having LW in Borland mode but it did not work.
BTW, you didn't include the name of the include files.

Thanks
Ricardo Ruiz Velasco
Test Engineer
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I have attached to this message a zip folder containing all of the files necessary to compile and run the NI-SCOPE Borland C example "Getting Started." Please let us know if you have any questions.

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Thanks a lot Josh!!, it's working now.
Ricardo Ruiz Velasco
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