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RTDX and Visual Basic

Started by Unknown June 3, 2003
Hi!

I want to build a Visual Basic-like Application to communicate with a
DSK5416 program via RTDX. As I do not have MS Visual Basic, I am
using the free Envelop Engine
(http://www.freebyte.com/programming/compilers/envelop.html) which is
unfortunately no longer supported.

When making a simple application with a slider much like in the
DSP/BIOS Lesson 3 (Using the RTDX Control to Change the Load) Envelop
has problems with the line "Set rtdx = CreateObject("RTDX")"
(Identifier 'CreateObject' not found).

As I am quite new to (Visual?) Basic I am wondering how Envelop
should know about an RTDX object, which properties and methods it
has. In C we include libraries and use functions that are defined
there, but what is the equivalent mechanism in Basic??

Does anyone use another free Visual Basic IDE?

Best regards,
Markus



hii there!!!
the problem might be that the component didnt get
installed correctly.
install the related .ocx or .dll file with
regsvr32.exe .

if its intalled , then in visual Basic
go to Menu Project->>Components... or
Project->>Refernces...

regards,
Vijay

and check that the entry of that component is there. --- Markus_Bren
<> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I want to build a Visual Basic-like Application to
> communicate with a
> DSK5416 program via RTDX. As I do not have MS Visual
> Basic, I am
> using the free Envelop Engine
>
(http://www.freebyte.com/programming/compilers/envelop.html)
> which is
> unfortunately no longer supported.
>
> When making a simple application with a slider much
> like in the
> DSP/BIOS Lesson 3 (Using the RTDX Control to Change
> the Load) Envelop
> has problems with the line "Set rtdx =
> CreateObject("RTDX")"
> (Identifier 'CreateObject' not found).
>
> As I am quite new to (Visual?) Basic I am wondering
> how Envelop
> should know about an RTDX object, which properties
> and methods it
> has. In C we include libraries and use functions
> that are defined
> there, but what is the equivalent mechanism in
> Basic??
>
> Does anyone use another free Visual Basic IDE?
>
> Best regards,
> Markus >
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