shoneill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> I understand from Greg McCaskle's answer that this is something which
> may come in future (And judging how far LabVIEW has come, I'm sure it
> will be incorporated).
> 
> If you're developing code in other languages which create
> COM-compliant DLLs, then is it not possible to write a wrapper DLL in
> this other language and register this instead...
> 
> I agree that this would be a nice thing to have, but even without it,
> LabVIEW has established itself as a powerful tool for test and
> measurement.
> 
> If you need ActiveX-enabled DLLs, then at the moment you should use
> another language to do it.  The right tool for the right job and so
> on.
> 
> Shane.

You could build the dll from LV, then wrap it in a COM/ActiveX DLL
built in Visual Basic.

Jeff

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