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Is there a way that you can make MATLAB the primary program that runs your system and compile LABVIEW to accomadate MATLAB?

Is there a way that you can make MATLAB the primary program that runs your system and compile LABVIEW to accomadate MATLAB?

‎05-22-2001 01:06 PM

The problem is we have a Mac G4, also our LABVIEW version does not have MATLAB script nodes because it is the MAC version. Is their a way we can compile LABVIEW so that we can intergrate LABVIEW into MATLAB, and run our system from the MATLAB code?
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Re: Is there a way that you can make MATLAB the primary program that runs your system and compile LABVIEW to accomadate MATLAB?

‎05-23-2001 01:17 PM

Hello,

Does MATLAB allow you to call an external program (an EXE) from within a MATLAB script? If so, then you can use the Application Builder in LabVIEW to build your VI into an EXE, then call that EXE from MATLAB. Similarly, if MATLAB allows you call shared libraries, you can build your VI into a shared library and call that from your MATLAB Script.

Of course, these suggestions require that you have the Application Builder for LabVIEW, and if you decide to build your VI into a shared library, you must have LabVIEW 6 or later.

I hope this suggestion helps. Have a pleasant day!

Sincerely,

Darren Nattinger
Applications Engineer
National Instruments
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