Dear All,
I've written a dll in C language to use a USB dongle. Before making my
C code into a dll, I throughly tested it as a console application,
using Borland C++.
In Labview, I call my dll, using the call library function node. The
first time I run my program, it does what I expect with the dll. If I
try to run it again, it doesn't work. I found a program on the
internet, called listdll, which displays the dlls that are currently
loaded in memory. The dll that I wrote as well as the other dlls that
this function uses (loaded statically), appear in the list.
To get my program to run properly once again, I need to shut down
labview and open it up again. However when I shut down Labview, I get a
Labview-Application Error message, that says that the instruction at
"0x06b323d1" referenced memory at "0x06b323d1". The memory could not be
"read".
How can I possibly get around this problem and how can I run my program
several times without shutting Labview down in the meantime?
My Labview program was written in Labview 7, but if needed be, I've
also access to LAbview 8.
Thanks in advance for your help,
Regards,
Alan
