I have been using LabWindows/CVI 6.0 Full Development System for quite some time now. I used it with Visual C++ compiler version 6.0 with no problems, and just linked in the cvirt.lib, cvisupp.lib, sometimes cviwnmain.lib, and the OBJ file (ext compiler support) to the VC6 project, and presto!
However, we recently updated the Visual C++ 6.0 to Visual Studio 2005 (we needed CLR capabilities). Now I am getting manifest errors (for non-debug version) and Error Code -86 even on release versions of my VS2005 console app.
I have added the same LIB files and OBJ file created under "External Compiler Support" which should have solved the Error -86 (missing quit routine) error, but it didn't.
Do I need CVI version 7.1 or higher in order to link with VS2005 ? Or is there a way to shoe-horn this old CVI6 into VS2005 ?
