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LabWindows/CVI is an event-driven, ANSI C89 programming environment developed by National Instruments.

LabWindows/CVI (CVI is short for C for Virtual Instrumentation) is an event-driven, ANSI C89 programming environment developed by National Instruments. LabWindows/CVI uses the same libraries and data acquisition modules as the better known National Instrument product LabVIEW, and is thus highly compatible with it.

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Problems in Memory Handling with MSXML

I've got an application for testing fabricated products using some legacy code in an dll. The application could be set up for different products. The setup is done via xml-files and can (and will) be changed during runtime, i.e. at End-Of-Lot. The…
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Static Library created in VS2010 not linkeable in CVI

I created a simple static Ansi-C90 library with VS2010. I was able to create a C++ project in VS2010, import and fully test the lib. I opened a LabWindows CVI project and tried to import the lib file there. Unfortunatelly there is not much to go on…
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CVI Project to Visual Studio Project

I'm trying to move a project from LabWindows/CVI 9 to Visual studio, I've been correcting errors by importing cvi libraries, now I've run into this error, but I can't find where the library comes from and it seems to be the last one I'm…
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Snap7 + Ni Labwindows/CVI

Hi guys i am working on a project where my client wants to use Siemens S7 1200 to control some pneumatic tools and an interface on labwindows Cvi. I downloaded SP7 ( snap 7) on a try to communicate with my plc but i found myself blocked since the…
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Not getting any data in sprintf

_export int DSPCmdOut(COMMAND_DESCRIPTOR *cmd) { cmd.u[0] = CMD_SG_SYNCHED; cmd.u[1] = uThisStation; cmd.u[2] = iMode; DSPCmdOut(&cmd); return 0; } _export int DSPCmdOut(COMMAND_DESCRIPTOR *cmd) { if(S->uCMD > (MAX_CMD-1)) …
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