Formula Nodes work a bit differently on WinCE Touch Panel targets.
Formula Nodes have the following restrictions in Touch Panel VIs:
You must use strict C code or LabVIEW cannot build the VI into an application. LabVIEW does not check for strict C code at edit time.
Formula Nodes in Touch Panel VIs do not support arrays and clusters.
You cannot define variables inside of a Formula Node. For example, int x; and double y; result in an error when you build the VI into an application. The only way to create variables in a Formula Node is to create the variables as inputs and outputs.
Formula Nodes in Touch Panel VIs do not support the ** power function. To perform a power operation in a Formula Node, you must use the pow() function. For example, replace Y=X**4; with Y=pow(X,4);.
You cannot declare data types for the inputs or outputs. All Formula Node outputs are floating-point values.