SebGAM wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm a student who have to make connection between a c++ program
> running on Linux and a labview program running on Windows.
> I don't know very well labview...
😞> And I want to know if I can send orders from the Linux/c++ program to
> Windows/labview (orders are "start data acquisition", "stop",
> "pause"...).
>
> Linux/c++ <----------------------------------> Windows/labview
> client TCP/IP server
>
>
>
> May I use DLL on Windows/labview, or does a specific module exist...?
> It would be cool, if this operation is possible, to have some examples
> for linking these 2 programs.
LabVIEW has standard functions to communicate through TCP/IP. No need
for DLL calls at all. You can both create
servers or clients so you are
completely free in what and how you want to implement your communication.
Take a look at the TCP functions in the Communication->TCP palatte. Also
to see how TCP functions are used checkout the examples in
Help->Examples Finder and look for TCP.
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