Why is the conditional disable structure not tied to the build specification. It makes more sense to me like that. E.g. I create a DLL in LV and next to the actual DLL build specification I also want to create one for a proto DLL that doesn't contain functionality, but can be used for validation.
I have to add that the export functions init and close refer to a statically linked VI called DLL core (which has to start running after calling init and has to stop after calling close).
I'd like to have one init and one close function that use the conditional disbale structure to select which DLL core to include in the build.
At the moment I need to have two versions of the init and close function to do this. Or could have to separate projects and use the conditional disable structure.
I just like to know why the structure is linked to the project and not to the build specification?
Regards,
André (CLA, CLED)
