Is the old HPAL now the Multicore Analysis and Sparse Matrix Toolkit

[walleye]

I'm trying to find a download for the HPAL that used be offered by NI Labs.  It's supposed to be a addon to LabView now from NI and I'm looking for the download. 

The appears to two possible addons that ths became; either the Adavnced Processing tookit that costs about $1500 or the Multicore Analysis and Sparse Matrix Toolkit which I think is free. Does anyone know what the HPAL became?

[Barp · Accepted solution]

Yes, you are correct...

the High Performance Analysis Library was packaged to be called LabVIEW Multicore Analysis and Sparce Matrix:

http://sine.ni.com/nips/cds/view/p/lang/en/nid/210525

And it is still free to use.

I hope this helps.

[walleye]

Barp,

Thanks for for the answer.  I'm glad it's the free one.

Later

Walleye

[waynep]

You say it is free to use, but it is downloaded only as a temporary trial toolkit.

On LV2014, it says Evaluation License (40 days).

How do I convert that to "Licensed"? I tried activating with my LV2014 S/N, but that doesn't seem to work.

[GreyGrey]

Hi waynep,

Did you download it using the link above and choose to download using VI Package Manager? I was able to download it and start using it without any sort of activation.

Is it asking you to activate? If so, where is having you activate it? I didn't see any chance or option to activate it when I downloaded and installed it with the VI Package Manager. 

[waynep]

When I searched for it (prior to reading this thread), I found the file:

NIMASMT2014.exe

I also see the .vip file:

national_instruments_lib_multicore_analysis_and_sparse_matrix_toolkit-15.0.0.13.vip

But, I installed the first one, not the .vip. I could use it right away, but it is on a ~ 40 day evaluation license.

If I install from the .vip file, does that not have a limited evaluation period?

Right now it shows up on the license manager and asked me to enter a S/N. I tried my current S/N (LV 2014 professional), but it did not accept it. Thus, I was left on an eval license.

Thanks for your help.

[GreyGrey]

If you install the toolkit in VI Package Manager using the "Download through VIPM (recommended)" link on this page, you shouldn't have an evaluation period.