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Article #684Peeking into Assemblies
From: Ray
Date: Sat, 30 Oct 2004 10:33
Date: Sat, 30 Oct 2004 10:33
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Hi Is there a way to find out what functions are contained in a 3rd party Assembly, in the same way that one could look in a header file and find out what was in the associated library. The reason for asking is that we have purchased a National Instruments ADC card and want to drive it through its .NET assemblies. This we can do ok using the example code supplied by the firm. But they do not supply a manual listing all the functions that are available, and seem unable to do so. It seems that they would prefer you to use their mickey mouse software such as LabView for this whereas we just want to embed driving the adc with our code. Hence my query. Ray
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