Converting LabView VI to C to program a PIC Microcontroller

[OpResp]

Hi all,

I hope this question isn't too redundant, but I've been searching the forums for a while and can't seem to find a solution.  I have an algorithm in LabView that detects the amplitude of a periodic wave. I would like to program this algorithm to a PIC 18F2685 ( I am not limited to this model if this model is not compatible). 

My basic understanding is that Labview has the power to convert VI's to C code, which could then be compiled and used in a PIC.  I have been looking around LabView forums for C code conversion, as well as the Labview SDK for microprocessors, but I can't seem to understand this process.  If someone could help me out with this question, or point me in the direction of an answer on the forums, that would be great!

Thank you

OpResp

[mikeporter]

The basic process is that LV generates the C code, you in turn run this code through the normal tool chain for the processor you have choosen.

Mike...

[Dennis_Knutson]

Here is where you can buy it.

[OpResp]

Thank you for the response Mike, however I am very new to Labview (around 2 months experience), so I was wondering if you could be a bit more specific about the C code generation.  It may be an obvious answer, but is there a button to do this?  Or could you describe what menu to use?   Thanks again for the quick response.

OpResp

[Dennis_Knutson]

Did you read my response or look at the link? It's an add-on you have to buy.