Hi,
I have a some labview code that I use to call a reference .dll. The
.dll is written in winapi C++ and uses a library to open and perform
tasks in a third party program. The third party software performs an
analysis on some data and has several options that can be controlled
with the library they provided, some of which require user input from
labview.
The C++ code I wrote had all the options hard coded in... I could
change the options in the code, recompile, and everything worked fine.
The next step was to pass one of the parameters through labview into my code. Here is my prototype:
extern "C" void __declspec(dllexport) RunDynaLS( short int *NumComps );
The third party software does everything perfectly, but when it finishes, labview crashes.
Some things I've tried are to pass the value itself instead of a
pointer, and putting the call library function node in a sequence to
check if it gets to the next frame... it doesn't. I've also tried
passing the value as a long... the third party s/w works, but labview
still crashes in the end.
I'm sure the problem has to do with memory allocation and release, but I don't know how to fix it.
Thanks for any help.
