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Originally Posted by jhersh
That is what I was saying. It is not in the WPILib API layer in C++ and Java. That means if you care to use the hardware feature, you need to move down a layer.
Cheers,
-Joe
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Are you aware of any other features that are not implemented in C++ or Java but are in LabView (even outside of counters)?
I'd also appreciate any clarification on what you mean by moving down a layer. Other than switching to LabView, is there some other action that can be taken? I thought the FPGA code was handled by the cRIO imaging tool and no modifications to the FPGA programming are allowed. Is this your understanding as well? I am not sure if your comment implies more is available.