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The NI-DNET software supports Microsoft Visual C/C++ version 6.

The header file and library for Visual C/C++ 6 are in the 

MS Visual C

 

folder of the 

NI-DNET

 folder. The typical path to this folder is 

\Program 

Files\National Instruments\NI-DNET\MS Visual C

. To use 

NI-DNET, include the 

nidnet.h

 header file in your code, then link with 

the 

nidnetms.lib

 library file.

For C applications (files with a

.c

 extension), include the header file by 

adding a 

#include

 to the beginning of your code, as in:

#include "nidnet.h"

For C++ applications (files with 

.cpp

 extension), define 

_cplusplus

 

before including the header, such as:

#define _cplusplus

#include "nidnet.h"

The 

_cplusplus

 define enables the transition from C++ to the C language 

NI-DNET functions.

The reference for each NI-DNET function is provided in the NI-DNET 
Programmer Reference Manual, which you can open from Start»All 
Programs»National Instruments»NI-DNET. You can find examples for 
Visual C++ in the 

examples

 subfolder of the 

MS Visual C

 folder. Each 

example is in a separate folder. A 

.c

 file with the same name as the 

example contains a description the example in comments at the top of the 
code. At the command prompt, after setting MSVC environment variables 
(such as with MS 

vcvars32.bat

), you can build each example using a 

command such as:

cl –I.. singin.c ..\nidnetms.lib

The NI-DNET software supports Borland C/C++ version 5 or later.

The header file and library for Borland C/C++ are in the Borland C folder 
of the NI-DNET folder. The typical path to this folder is 

\Program 

Files\National Instruments\NI-DNET\Borland C

.

To use NI-DNET, include the 

nidnet.h

 header file in your code, then link 

with the 

nidnetbo.lib

 library file.