How do you remove a DLL once it is created?

[ShotSimon]

I was hoping someone could help me.  I accidentally selected a dll and a corresponding incorrect header file and began the process of creating a dll for calling within a code node.

I noticed that it is now listed under user controls but would like to remove it.  I'm sure this falls under some document that describes how to create, edit, and manage dll's I just don't know where to look.

Regards,

SS

[Aashish_M]

Hi SS,

So, you seem to have gone through the process of creating a DLL from your LabVIEW code, but now you are trying to delete it.

I guess I am not too sure as to what you are looking for. Could you elaborate a bit more as to what you did? and now trying to do?

Thanks

[ShotSimon]

Aashish,

I read through the links you sent and I think my problem is more basic.

I was trying to create a dll via the Tools -> Import -> Shared Library (dll) option. 

I created a dll and decided to try to delete it from the user lib since it seemed to me at the time there was no option to delete.  I had only half the include files when I created it the first time.

Labview some how still recognizes that these files still exist (see attached).  What is the proper way to delete a dll once it is created via the import option?  Or should I just ignore the extras?

I've since recreated the dll on another machine and only edit the file so I do not have these duplicate entries anymore.

Regards,

SS

[TWGomez]

Just go into the user.lib folder in your installation and delete the folder. (If I got your meaning peoperly)