08-15-2011 08:20 AM
All,
I'm doing some documentation and I'm talking about llb's.
To talk about a llb I must define what it is in the glossary.
As far as I can determine an llb used to be know as a labVIEW library but this became obsolete when the lvlb format was released. An llb is now know as a labVIEW llb.
This is a bit circular!
Does anyone know the correct defintion of the llb abbreviation now?
Sean
08-15-2011 08:45 AM
The LabVIEW Wiki calls it a container file. But then, I don't know if that's "official".
The Glossary page in the LabVIEW Help says this: "LabVIEW file that contains a collection of related VIs for a specific use."
08-15-2011 09:15 AM - edited 08-15-2011 09:17 AM
More of a way to store VI so they are platform independent. You can also store VIs from different versions in llbs. Llbs also compress the files for storage. That's pretty much all I know. It's my understanding that they are used primarily for storage and grouping.