Sure thing. I'd rather leave it to other to make any kinds of comments on future states of things, but in doing more looking at this issue I did discover there's a way to address DLLs by name in an SLI. The DLL has to be in the Win64 folder under LabVIEW NXG (by default C:\Program Files\National Instruments\LabVIEW NXG\Win64). Then you can just address it by name; in the External Code example project, just putting in "CLF_Example_64" (no .dll needed) works correctly. This would at least let you relocate the project itself without breaking the pathing.
Regards,
Cason
NI Applications Engr.
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