> I have a SGS Thompson micro that is programmed with a multithreaded program
> made with C++ Builder (our developing compiler). This program uses 4
> parallel port at a computer running win NT. Four micros can be programmed at
> a time. But now I need make some Vision test to some Leds the micros turn on
> or off.
> Im considering the next solution: Main program in C++ Builder, Vision test
> with Labview. I need the multihread of C++ builder,and the Vision
> capabilities of labView. For this solution I was thinking about converting
> my LabView program into CVI program to create a DLL and call this DLL from
> C++ Builder.
>
You can also have data returned from LV to the C++ program or
vice-versa. LV
can communicate to other apps through TCP, DDE, command line, sh
ared DLLs,
or an Automation interface. If you want the C++ program to get data back
from LV, you may want to look at the LV5 C++ classes on the ftp/support
site. They make it a bit easier to wrap the data up into variants to talk
to the LV server interface.
Greg McKaskle
