I am looking for an example of how to create a shell vi that gets compiled once and a user vi that can be modified and ultimately linked in some way to the previously compiled shell to create a user-customized vi.
In essence, the shell vi does a lot of processing that the user doesn't need to worry about -- the user must be entirely isolated from the source code. The user needs to customize the processing that goes on in the shell -- for example, taking raw data acquired from a DAQ and processing it into some meaningful data -- say, multiplying two channels and adding a third to get some useful info. The shell handles display, logging, etc. of the data before and after being processed, but the intermediate processing is the user vi responsibility. How can I create and link the two components? Is there an example of this I've missed? Thanks.
