09-30-2015 08:50 AM
From what LabVIEW or CVI version does this extcode.h file come? The fact that you have no problem on an XP machine while running into problems on a W7 system could hint at the fact that you have different versions of Windows SDK headers installed on those systems. extcode.h is a continous effort from NI where they try to catch and battle conflicts with new system API headers from more than 5 different platforms (Windows, MacOS X, Linux, Pharlap ETS, VxWorks). Unfortunately the "big" NI has no way of going to Microsoft or Apple and telling them that they can't use a specific symbol in their system header because NI has older usage rights on that symbol! ![]()
09-30-2015 08:56 AM - edited 09-30-2015 08:58 AM
Zealot,
Very true. Just looking for ideas on where to go.
FYI.
Because this is a legacy program being ported over to a Win7 machine, I am using older versions of NI software because it is what worked.
Labwindows/CVI 8.1.1
Labview 8.5.1
This is what I have been told by the people who developed the system I need to use. However I really hate Labwindows/CVI 8 and would like a better version. I may try a newer version and see if this goes away.
Mike