Vincent,
When we target a touchpanel, we generate ARM code, the 32 bit instruction set. This works well for our touchpanels and third party touchpanels, even if they use the THUMB instruction set (16 bit instruction set), because modern ARM processors can use either THUMB or ARM.
The issue you are seeing is because you are calling a THUMB dll provided by a third party with the code we generated, which is ARM. We cannot use two instruction sets at the same time, and therefore thre is a conflict.
A) Talk to the third party and have them provide you
with an ARM-generated .dll. If you have the source, you can do it on your own.
B) You can try compiling for a Windows Mobile 5
Target, which compiles in THUMB. However, you would have to manually
copy the built .exe over via either ftp or activesynch in order for it
to work, since we will not have the touchpanel service to do this for
us. This is more work, and not as ideal as the first one, but should
still work.
Rob K
Measurements Mechanical Engineer (C-Series, USB X-Series)
National Instruments
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