For the same reasons LIFA will not work with Arduino Leonardo LIFA will not work with Arduino Due. Any Arduino Uno compatible library, like AFmotor, that manipulates hardware registers will not work with Arduino Due.
I would think that because LIFA is based on serial communiction, the only thing that would need to be done is to make new firmware that runs on the ARM processor that has all the same functionality of the existing LIFA firmware. So, you should be able to go and find the differences between the ARM and non-ARM coding and implement those changes in the firmware. I could be wrong but that's how I would think it would work.
I have access to a computer with LabVIEW and the Embeded for ARM processors. I started to look into how to get it to work. it seems possible.
I currently have an Arduino DUE aswell. I need a JTAG programmer to continue. I belive 100% that i can get the Embedded to work with it BECAUSE Kiel uVision supports the Cortex-M3 Architecture. The Real Time Kernal + Agent need to be ported over to the SAM3X8E Chip. I have never dug so deap into microcontrollers, but even with my limited knolage the datasheet seems to lay everything out for me. So once i get a Programmer i will continue to work on getting labview able to program the DUE. beond the scope of LIFA. (incudign running without the computer.)
You are right that this should be possible. You may have to port Keil's RL-ARM drivers to the SAM3X8E (not sure what state this is in) and then port LV Embedded for ARM to the Arduino Due. One thing to note is that LV Embedded for ARM uses Keil MDK 4.11 so if the SAM3X8E was added after that you'll have to back port it, or try to use a newer version (which is not supported).
