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Hi,

I am writing a CIN, and trying to compile it. My problem is understanding
these two lines:

\win32\lvsbutil $(TargetName) -d "$(WkspDir)\$(OutDir)"


$(OutDir)$(TargetName).lsb

I would just lke an explanation of what my paths for TargetName, WkspDir,
and OutDir should be. A simple explanation or example of what each would
be caled would suffice. Thanks

JMH
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JMH wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I am writing a CIN, and trying to compile it. My problem is understanding
> these two lines:
>
> \win32\lvsbutil $(TargetName) -d "$(WkspDir)\$(OutDir)"

= Location of the lvsbutil (typically c:\National
Instruments I think)
or where ever you installed LabVIEW
(TargetName) = name of the lsb you are creating (typically the same name as
the C code file.)
(WkspDir) = directory where temorary files are stored (typically c:\temp)
(OutDir) = directory where the completed lsb file should go
(labview loads this file so put it in the project you are working on / or some
where that LabVIEW can find it)

>
>
> $(OutDir)$(TargetName).lsb

Same as above

>
>
> I would just lke an explanation of what my paths for T
argetName, WkspDir,
> and OutDir should be. A simple explanation or example of what each would
> be caled would suffice. Thanks

Kevin Kent
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