FUNCTION __stdcall CloseDevice();
FUNCTION __stdcall ReadAllAnalog(long *Data1, long *Data2);
FUNCTION __stdcall OutputAnalogChannel(long Channel, long Data);
FUNCTION __stdcall OutputAllAnalog(long Data1, long Data2);
FUNCTION __stdcall ClearAnalogChannel(long Channel);
FUNCTION __stdcall ClearAllAnalog();
FUNCTION __stdcall SetAnalogChannel(long Channel);
FUNCTION __stdcall SetAllAnalog();
FUNCTION __stdcall WriteAllDigital(long Data);
FUNCTION __stdcall ClearDigitalChannel(long Channel);
FUNCTION __stdcall ClearAllDigital();
FUNCTION __stdcall SetDigitalChannel(long Channel);
FUNCTION __stdcall SetAllDigital();
FUNCTION __stdcall ResetCounter(long CounterNr);
FUNCTION __stdcall SetCounterDebounceTime(long CounterNr, long DebounceTime;
FUNCTION __stdcall CloseDevice();
FUNCTION __stdcall ReadAllAnalog(long *Data1, long *Data2);
FUNCTION __stdcall OutputAnalogChannel(long Channel, long Data);
FUNCTION __stdcall OutputAllAnalog(long Data1, long Data2);
FUNCTION __stdcall ClearAnalogChannel(long Channel);
FUNCTION __stdcall ClearAllAnalog();
FUNCTION __stdcall SetAnalogChannel(long Channel);
FUNCTION __stdcall SetAllAnalog();
FUNCTION __stdcall WriteAllDigital(long Data);
FUNCTION __stdcall ClearDigitalChannel(long Channel);
FUNCTION __stdcall ClearAllDigital();
FUNCTION __stdcall SetDigitalChannel(long Channel);
FUNCTION __stdcall SetAllDigital();
FUNCTION __stdcall ResetCounter(long CounterNr);
FUNCTION __stdcall SetCounterDebounceTime(long CounterNr, long DebounceTime;
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All of those functions are missing the return value type. Did you try to add "void" between "FUNCTION" and "__stdcall"?
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