12-04-2008 12:15 PM
Hello William,
The ActiveX controller wizard usually interacts with registered ActiveX servers on your machine. If you have a particular DLL that you can identify, you should be able to call functions from that DLL just as if it were any generic DLL. There are examples in the CVI directory of calling functions from DLLs (e.g. <CVI>\samples\dll, where <CVI> represents the CVI installation directory on your machine). Take a look at these examples to better understand how to call a DLL in CVI and see if you are able to call the troublesome two (as I will now dub them 😉 ) directly from the dll and therefore "sans ActiveX controller wizard".
12-04-2008 12:15 PM - edited 12-04-2008 12:16 PM
12-04-2008 03:52 PM
I was using registered ActiveX server on my system. All the examples in (<CVI>\samples\dll) directory required *.lib but the software driver did not come with *.lib file. I believe I can not call functions from DLL directly. Is there any other suggestion?
Thanks,
William