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| marko |
Posted - 04/22/2004 : 11:05:06 AM
Dear Origin developers,
are MOCA objects fully supported by now in Origin 7.xPro? A colleague told me that in 7.1Pro he was unable to compile his application with the supplied libs. So he had to use his old 6.1Pro libraries. The DLLs build in this way then also worked in 7.1Pro.
Do you discourage users developing MOCA-style objects at all and recommend switch over completely to your integrated Origin C??
Will the MOCA feature be available in future versions of Origin beyound 7.5Pro?
Are there actually users who use and code their own MOCA-DLLs? Looks like we are the only one (though I hope not) who use to write their own LabTalk-objects...
I know, Origin C is the tool I should use from now on, but I like to stick to a quite well tested C-compiler (which MSVC++6 can be considered as).
Regards,
Marko
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| marko |
Posted - 04/23/2004 : 07:13:20 AM
Dear Scott,
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MOCA objects continue to be supported Origin 7.5.
Great.
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OriginC ... can not access your existing MOCA DLL's in this manner
OK, was afraid of that.
That means: you also need to support LabTalk in the future! RIGHT?
And as far as I understood there are still some operations which cannot be done with OriginC and where the user has to circumvent that by using LabTalk commands (remember that from some post out here).
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you can create new DLL's ... and then load them using OriginC
I was sure of that, my concern was rather the further applicability of my existing MOCA-style DLLs.
OK, we'll test the OPK for V7 from the download area. Let's see whether we can compile the MOCAs now also under O7!
Thanks for your response.
Regards,
Marko
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