12-23-2018 04:31 PM
Hi,
I have already asked as a reply to an existing post, but did not get any answer and am doubtful about my assumptions:
I am developing for a client an application in C#.
Bringing in these two files:
along in my installer seems to work, as in, we don't need to install the NI-DAQ driver manually:
However what I am puzzled about it: is it the proper way, both legally and technically , to do it?
Thank you!
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12-26-2018 12:38 PM
@lechapelaing wrote:
Hi,
I have already asked as a reply to an existing post, but did not get any answer and am doubtful about my assumptions:
I am developing for a client an application in C#.
Bringing in these two files:
- NationalInstruments.DAQmx.dll
- NationalInstruments.Common.dll
along in my installer seems to work, as in, we don't need to install the NI-DAQ driver manually:
However what I am puzzled about it: is it the proper way, both legally and technically , to do it?
Thank you!
I am not a legal expert. I have never run into problems distributing an application that used DAQmx as a dependency. NI would really be shooting themselves in the foot if the required a fee for redistribution of the one driver that makes about 80% of their hardware sales work. Yes, redistribution by including DAQmx in the installer you build will pick up any EULAs that also need to be distributed. That is the "Right Way"
12-29-2018 05:50 PM
Thank you very much, Jeff!
Good news as I was not looking forward chaining the installers: