richlega

There are two main problems that you are facing: 1. The name of the function needs to be exposed to the "outside world" so the linker can see it. 2. You need to see that the function name is not "mangled" (Microsoft calls this "decorated"). I am not familiar with the 2005 compiler, but I know that the earlier compilers have examples and/or code generators that will do both of these things. It might be easier for you to create a new progect that exports the symbols properly and copy the code into them or use the generated code as an example to fix your existing code. Regards, rich P.S. If you want, let me know and I will work up an example using the earlier version compiler.

QUOTE (orko @ Apr 21 2008, 02:33 PM) Darn, I REALLY am in the wrong business.

This equipment is geared toward audiophiles... Brilliant Pebbles What do you think of this? What about their other products??

Not that I consider the matter closed... discussion is always good. I want to thank the LavaG people who responded to the original question. The level of knowledge here is amazing, almost as great as my lack of understanding. (but I am still learning )

QUOTE(eaolson @ Feb 29 2008, 10:21 AM) Yes, The correct answer is "C".

I am working through the LabView Basics I course and I have run aground on this example. The Flash example and quiz in the Dataflow directory of the exercises shows the attached code and poses the question: "Which Tone Measurements will execute first? I immediately answered incorrectly and was slightly confused by the correct answer. I have asked four "seasoned" LV programmers in the office (I am the newbie here with nearly 25 years experience in C programming) the same quiz question and they all answered incorrectly (one insisted that NI's answer is wrong). I understand the answer and the position of the language definition, but my "logic brain" is still stumbling over this. Please discuss.