07-10-2010 08:20 AM
You can create a dll with most programming languages.
No, LabVIEW has never included a c compiler.
07-10-2010 09:45 AM - edited 07-10-2010 09:46 AM
Dennis Knutson a écrit :
... No, LabVIEW has never included a c compiler.
But LabWindows/CVI has... 😉
07-10-2010 10:10 AM
@K Scott wrote:
@smercurio_fc wrote:
There is no way to convert the Mathscript code to a shared library.
Please post what you're actually doing in the Mathscript node. As Gerd noted, there's probably a way to do this using native LabVIEW functions.
While it may not be possible for a direct conversion from MathScript code to a DLL, it is possible to build a shared library using the application builder from a VI containing a MathScript node. This could be one way to get MathScript code into a shared library.
The application builder is included with LabVIEW Professional Edition. You can setup a shared library by going to the project explorer and right clicking "Build Specifications" and selecting New->Shared Library (DLL).
-K Scott
Yes, and I'm well aware of that. I was pointing out there's no direct way of converting the MathScript code to a DLL, as in compling C code to a DLL that would not require the LabVIEW Run-Time Engine.
To poster: you still haven't shown us what your Mathscript code is doing...