This year at NIWeek, I'll be holding a session on LabVIEW programming
techniques. The general idea is that you submit a VI application along
with a question or goal statement. We choose a good set of these to
"work on" and critique. Then we present the results at the NIWeek
session.
We'll point out the really clever techniques that were found in the
applications, and we'll point out the changes we made to make the VI
meet its performance or other goals. Hopefully, everyone in the
audience will learn from the critique of your VIs.
We will be giving prizes for the VIs used in the presentation; so please
consider sending us some of those VIs that:
* Didn't meet the performance numbers needed for the project
* Worked OK but lo
oked unprofessional
* Just didn't turn out as nice as you'd like
* Worked really well and you want others to see it!
The deadline for submission is July 1st 1999.
To submit a VI, send email to:
gam@natinst.com
Attach the VIs or LLB to the email
In the email, explain the basic idea of the VIs, and the technique you are
proud of or the problem you just couldn't fix. If there were speed
numbers, other goals, or questions, please include them.
OR
Send the same information on CD/JAZ/ZIP media to:
National Instruments
c/o Greg McKaskle
11500 N Mopac Expwy
Austin, TX 78759-3504
I'll return rewritable media if given a return address.
Please send questions or comments directly to my email and not to the list.
See you at NIWeek!
Greg McKaskle
