CINs - does it have to be 'c' code?

[donroth455]

Can any other languages possibly be used (such as java) in CINs?

Thanks,

Don

[Kevin_work]

don roth wrote:

> Can any other languages possibly be used (such as java) in CINs?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Don

Not that I am aware of. The process involves compiling the code
and then inporting that into LV format. I am not up on Java but if
it compiles to the same type of object that 'C' code does then
it may be possible.

Kevin Kent

[Greg_McKaskle2]

> Can any other languages possibly be used (such as java) in CINs?
>

If you can produce a DLL, then you can call that from LV. This
might be possible with a CIN, but it would be much easier with
a DLL and a Call Library Function instead.

The important thing about the DLL is that is uses the
calling conventions and datatypes that LV supports, and that
the dialog tells LV what the DLL expects.

Greg McKaskle