Changes to the labwindows/cvi development environm, Debugging dlls in windows 95/nt, Dll debugging menu item (windows 95/nt only) – National Instruments Window User Manual

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LabWindows/CVI Release Notes for Windows

Changes to the LabWindows/CVI Development
Environment

This section contains information on several enhancements to the LabWindows/CVI
development environment.

Debugging DLLs in Windows 95/NT

You can now debug DLLs in the LabWindows/CVI development environment. Refer to the
DLL Debugging (Windows 95/NT Only) section in Chapter 3, Project Window, of the
LabWindows/CVI User Manual for more information on different ways to debug DLLs,
location of files required for debugging DLLs, and what restrictions apply.

DLL Debugging Menu Item (Windows 95/NT Only)

This command applies only when you set the Target item in the Build menu to
Dynamic Link Library. If the DLL Debugging command is enabled when you create a
DLL, LabWindows/CVI includes debuggable code in your DLL and generates an extra file
that contains a symbol table and source position information necessary for debugging. The
extra file has the same pathname as the DLL except that its extension is

.cdd

.

samples\sdk\

stdio\demo.prj

Uses SDK to change Standard Input/Output
window appearance

taskbar\taskbar.prj

Creates icon on system taskbar

printlst\printlst.prj

Queries system for available printers

glaux\glauxdem.prj

Demonstrates using OpenGL Glaux library
for 3D rendering

samples\sdk\threads\

multipnl\multipnl.prj

Demonstrates using UIR panels in
multiple threads

onepanel\onepanel.prj

Demonstrates using non-UIR threads

samples\userint\

scaling.prj

Demonstrates UIR panel scaling

Table 2. New Sample Projects (Continued)

Filename

Description

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