Hi,
I'm trying to develop an application in C language using the 82341C ISA-GPIB interface card. My operating system is Windows 98 SE. The IDE that I have is Borland C++ Builder version 4.0 and I'm using the Agilent I/O library version M.01.01.04.
What I want initially is to compile the IDN sample code that comes with the Agilent I/O library, but I don't succeed. I'm using the VISA library. Unfortunately the VISA user's guide doesn't explain how to build an application in Borland C Builder, only in Visual C and Visual Basic. So, what I want to know is:
- Is it possible to develop an application using VISA library with Borland C++ Builder 4.0?
- If yes, what are the steps necessary to build it?
Best regards,
Adriano Caye.
I'm trying to develop an application in C language using the 82341C ISA-GPIB interface card. My operating system is Windows 98 SE. The IDE that I have is Borland C++ Builder version 4.0 and I'm using the Agilent I/O library version M.01.01.04.
What I want initially is to compile the IDN sample code that comes with the Agilent I/O library, but I don't succeed. I'm using the VISA library. Unfortunately the VISA user's guide doesn't explain how to build an application in Borland C Builder, only in Visual C and Visual Basic. So, what I want to know is:
- Is it possible to develop an application using VISA library with Borland C++ Builder 4.0?
- If yes, what are the steps necessary to build it?
Best regards,
Adriano Caye.
is to download ver sion 14 or 15 of the Agilent IO libraries and try
to use the VISA COM object in your Borland environment. If you
can instantiate the object you should be set.