Hello to everybody
I'm programming a quite large application using LVOOP. The application will later be split in several dll's which are called by a C++ main program, so instead of having a large 6MB executable I expected to have a few smaller dll's up to a size of 1MB. Using a "by reference approach" using objects stored in queues everything seems to work, however I noticed that as soon as an exported VI is a member of class the resulting dll will compile all the other members of the class and include that code in the dll. So even an empty(!) VI exported to a dll will have a size of about 4MB. If I drag the VI out of the class the VI still has somehow the class information stored inside the VI and the resulting size of the dll will be the same. I'm wondering if anybody can confirm this strange behaviour (?). Since the application must be transmitted over slow analog modem lines the application size matters and I might be forced to recode my application using GOOP, something I basically want to avoid. Also compiling takes a very long time.
Alex
