Secondary DLL - Labview cannot find

[George P. Cotsonas]

Hey, I'm not a big Labview fan, but trying to survive an assignment 🙂

I am calling DLL_A via a Called Library Function Node.
DLL_A calls functions in DLL_B.
DLL_A and DLL_B reside in the local directory of the Labview VI.
Using Labview 5.1 on Windows 98.
Both DLLs are user DLLs.

At load time, Labview ascertains that it cannot find a secondary DLL,
which to me implies it cannot find the second.
How is this determined at load time rather than runtime?
Furthermore, how can I fix this?

George P. Cotsonas
Motorola, Inc.
Personal Communications Sector

[srm@viewpointusa.com]

the dlls need to be in a directory referenced by the path environment
variable. Windows\system directory for example. Either add the directory
that the dlls are in to your path environment variable or place the dlls in
a directory referenced by the path variable.
Stu

"George P. Cotsonas" wrote in message
news:3A26DAAC.6489DFC@motorola.com...
> Hey, I'm not a big Labview fan, but trying to survive an assignment 🙂
>
> I am calling DLL_A via a Called Library Function Node.
> DLL_A calls functions in DLL_B.
> DLL_A and DLL_B reside in the local directory of the Labview VI.
> Using Labview 5.1 on Windows 98.
> Both DLLs are user DLLs.
>
> At load time, Labview ascertains that it cannot find a secondary DLL,
> which to me implies i
t cannot find the second.
> How is this determined at load time rather than runtime?
> Furthermore, how can I fix this?
>
> George P. Cotsonas
> Motorola, Inc.
> Personal Communications Sector
>
>