Thread: vision processing on laptop
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Re: vision processing on laptop
The NIVision libraries do exist on both cRIO and on Windows laptops. They are callable from C and LV and languages that can wrap C. The vision libraries are how the default dashboard does the display and the annotations.

Documentation for it is in Start>>All Programs>>National Instruments>>Vision>>Documentation. The C specific documents tend to have CVI somewhere in the name, and the Concepts manual is highly recommended.

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