chris2@garfield.MUN.EDU (Chris Paulse) (12/12/89)
Anyone had any experience controlling the National Instruments AT-GPIB board using C or C++? The board arrived a couple of days ago with the .OBJ drivers on a diskette. The doc for BASIC is extensive, but there's hardly any for C. I plan to get some from the manufacturer, but that'll take weeks (months). I've libraried the prescribed objects for the C language, but the MS linker won't find the calls in the Library. I'm using Zortech C/C++ which should link cleanly with MS link 3.*, and the little doc on the C interface says it's for use with MS cc. Any help would be appreciated (even an e-mail address for support from National Instruments) Chris Paulse cpaulse@kean.ucs.mun.ca Memorial Uni of Nfld cpaulse@mun.bitnet
erc@khijol.UUCP (Edwin R. Carp) (12/13/89)
The e-mail address for National Instruments. I don't really know who you could send e-mail to, but you might try the usual (usenet, root, uucp, etc.) to get their attention. usenet@natinst If this doesn't work, e-mail me - I'll get them on the phone and try to get you an e-mail address. They are pretty good folks - I did a job at 3M here in Austin using their board in a Sun 386i. When we had problems with it, they were good about sending out a gal to help us with it. --------------------------- discard all after this line ------------------------ Ed Carp N7EKG/5 (28.3-28.5) ...!attctc!puzzle!khijol!erc (home) (512) 445-2044 Snail Mail: 1800 E. Stassney #1205 Austin, Tx 78744 "You may think you're smart, Pierce, but you're STUPID! But, you've met your match in ME!" - Col. Flagg "Good tea. Nice house." -- Worf