Calling Labview DLL from a C# app

[specrys]

chrisger,

I have checked the h. file

This looks like the exthample but only one declared function ( maine VI name ) present ther .

Does it mean that all vereables can be contloled by customer's aplication?

[chrisger]

If you want to export more than just the main.vi the answer is "no".

Once again, check the function prototypes of your VIs in the dll's build specification. Take a look at the documentation by clicking "Help" on the build specification dialog box to learn more about building DLLs.

[Earthed]

I have followed most of the steps with ease, and understand the code & VI's, but I have a couple of questions regarding how to build the dll in this example.

1. How do I use the 'build script for dll.bld' file to generate the Sharedlib.dll in a LabVIEW project, I am using LabVIEW 2009 SP1 Professional Development System. I have made efforts to generate my own Shareddll.dll but unsure what settings you have in your build process. eg C style or Std function calls...

2. Should I then copy the dll to the C#.NET bin\debug folder for use?

Background: In my project I am trying to get C#.NET to modify the value of a LabVIEW global variable, so that Labview VI's can be controlled from the external C#.NET application. (My Lavbiew Project attached)