Call Library Node Error 1097

[AdamZeroK]

I do have the solution files (good), but they are for a very old version of visual studio (2008!). Libraries it links to can't be compiled in new versions of visual studio easily because of various strange redefinition errors that I haven't encountered before (C4005).  THis might be fixable with enough effort but I may try a different route first.

The vendor's code mainly wraps another dll (netsnmp.dll).  I may just try to move the functionality in the questionable dll into LabVIEW using moveblocks, pointer dereferencing etc.. and only call the underlying library

[rolfk]

I do keep a VS 2005 installation around for that, but don't have 2008. As to calling the low level API directly from LabVIEW, I don't think that is a feasible option. I'm sure it can be made to work with enough effort but the API is heavily pointer based with linked structure it seems, so that would be a major pain in the ass to do.

[AdamZeroK]

After looking a bit more at the data structures I am coming around to your view. 

I found a workaround that's probably adequate. There's a command line facility for the stuff that's in the dll.  It's a lot slower because I'll need to call 'system exec', but I only need to use the cmd line for the 'set' commands.  (The 'gets' don't throw the 1097).  The 'sets' are rare enough that the performance penalty probably won't matter.