cvi_db.fp, nspm6I.lib, word2000.fp file

[linu95k]

Where can I find cvi_db.fp, nspm6I.lib and word2000.fp files for LabWindows/CVI.

Also i have CVI project complied in debug mode for which LabWindows shortcuts like go to next reference, go definition do not work. Any idea why this might be the case?

[RobertoBozzolo]

• cvi_db.fp is the SQL Toolkit instrument
• word2000.fp is the Microdoft Word 9.0 Object Library instrument
• I don't know what nspm6l.lib is

The first 2 instruments are distributed with CVI (depending on your version you may be entitled only to use them as evaluation) and their position on disk depends on CVI and OS versions.

Which version of CVI are you using (including base or full development system option) and on which OS are you using it?

[linu95k]

I think it has something to do with intel signal processing however I am not sure. I have already written to NI Technical Support but haven't received any response yet.

It is using nsp.h header file.

[RobertoBozzolo]

If this is true then NI technical support won't be able to help you with that, you'll better look into Intel website and their support resources.

[linu95k]

Hi that you for the information, I am using LabWindows/CVI 2020 on Windows 11.

Can you help me located these files on disk?

[RobertoBozzolo]

CVI no longer distributes Office 9 interfaces: CVI2020 ships with Office 16 instruments which are located in <CVIdir>\toolslib\activex folder and its subfolders. Filenames have changed as well, so you should add word.fp and word.h to your project. If you are porting an existing project to CVI2020 some behavior changes may exist due to version changes both in CVI and Office interface.

The SQL toolkit on the contrary is located in C:\Program Files (x86)\Shared\CVI folder and its subfolders.

[linu95k]

would it be possible to get the file and add to project or can you tell me which version of CVI uses it?

I was able to locate the cvi_db.h, however I am struggling with the word2000.h.

You are right I am trying to port an existing code.

[RobertoBozzolo]

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Read again my last response: @RobertoBozzolo  ha scritto:

(...) you should add word.fp and word.h to your project (...)