Run LabVIEW in embedded Linux

[DavidLee]

Hello,

My application platform is ARM 2410, the OS is embedded Linux extract from Red Hat Linux 9. I want to use LV to construct a HMI , which will use inter-process to communicate with other processes. I'd like to know which LV families product or module should be attached? Can port the LV application which develop on the Windows OS to the embedded system? Thanks.


David

[rolfk]

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@DavidLee wrote:
Hello,

My application platform is ARM 2410, the OS is embedded Linux extract from Red Hat Linux 9. I want to use LV to construct a HMI , which will use inter-process to communicate with other processes. I'd like to know which LV families product or module should be attached? Can port the LV application which develop on the Windows OS to the embedded system? Thanks.


David

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The only solution for this would be LabVIEW embedded development system. It's a special version of LabVIEW where you get part of the LabVIEW system in source code and allows you to port the LabVIEW embedded kernel to your 32bit processor of choice. I'm not sure if ARM2410 is already as one of the provided platforms, otherwise you would have to spend some time porting various things to your platform. Apart from that you also need the entire C toolchain of your target platform run on your LabVIEW host system.
LabVIEW embedded development system is definitely not for the faint at heart and substantial C programming knowledge will be mandatory in order to make the system work for your platform. And it costs quite some bucks >10000$.

Rolf Kalbermatter