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Can I distribute wrapped VI as DLL?

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I am working on a project that has some components written in LabVIEW and others in C++. The C++ code requires a function that would most easily be implemented by wrapping a single LabVIEW function as a DLL. Is this okay from a Licensing perspective?

 

To clarify, if I have a valid license to create DLLs with LabVIEW and distibute them, can I distribute a dll that wraps a single LabVIEW function? This is for use within a larger project and not an attempt to provide a toolkit of wrapped LV functions for use by a third party.

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Since you have the right to create DLLs i dont see why not. Isn't the whole point of DLLs to wrap more or less complex functions? 🙂

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Thanks. I ended up ringing NI and they say there is no problem with it.

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