Hello all..
I would like to establish a communication protocol between my TM320C6713 DSK and
a host PC. My problem is that all examples I have found are using Microsoft
visual C for the host, but I would like to use Borland C++ Builder instead.
I dont know how to initialize or use the RTDX com library (rtdxint.dll) when
using Borland C++ Builder. Can anyone help me with this?
Thank You
/Jan
RTDX using Borland C++ Builder
Started by ●September 20, 2006
Reply by ●September 20, 20062006-09-20
Jan,
The calls should be the same, you just need to create a C++ Builder
import library for your application to link to. Off the top of my head I
don't know the correct steps to take, but if you look in the Builder
documentation you should be able to figure it out.
- Andrew E.
j...@spminstrument.se wrote:
>Hello all..
>
>I would like to establish a communication protocol between my TM320C6713 DSK and a host PC. My problem is that all examples I have found are using Microsoft visual C for the host, but I would like to use Borland C++ Builder instead.
>
>I dont know how to initialize or use the RTDX com library (rtdxint.dll) when using Borland C++ Builder. Can anyone help me with this?
>
>Thank You
>/Jan
The calls should be the same, you just need to create a C++ Builder
import library for your application to link to. Off the top of my head I
don't know the correct steps to take, but if you look in the Builder
documentation you should be able to figure it out.
- Andrew E.
j...@spminstrument.se wrote:
>Hello all..
>
>I would like to establish a communication protocol between my TM320C6713 DSK and a host PC. My problem is that all examples I have found are using Microsoft visual C for the host, but I would like to use Borland C++ Builder instead.
>
>I dont know how to initialize or use the RTDX com library (rtdxint.dll) when using Borland C++ Builder. Can anyone help me with this?
>
>Thank You
>/Jan
