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help needed for cin

Hi,

 

I have a program in C++ that controls an USB device with a lot of headers and C++ classes. I would like to control my device from Labview 7.0 so I was thinking about CIN. I have some questions to ask.

First of all, VC++ and Labview are not on the same computer. Is it possible to just copy the cintools folder on the pc that have VC++. Will it work ?

How can I modify my program to be accept as a .c ressource ? Do I need to create first .c from a CIN on Labview and then modify it or can I use directly my cpp program ?

 

Thank you in advance
 
Cecile
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Hi, I don't understand your problem, if you have the source code of you application, you can call the CIN node .
look the word file for explaination
If you have already any problem, why don't make a DLL with VC++ for directly call you USB device with Lv DLL node.

moby

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First of all, thanks for the reply.
My main question was to know if it was possible to have Labview on one computer and VC++ on an other one and create a cin just by coping the cintools directory on my VC++'s pc?
 
 
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Why do you want to make a CIN instead of just creating a dll? Do a search of the forum for CIN and you will find some excellent posts from rolfk about why there is littel reason to use a CIN anymore.
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