Thread: Opinions wanted: LabView-based controller?
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Unread 05-11-2007, 17:16
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Re: Opinions wanted: LabView-based controller?
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Originally Posted by Chris Hibner View Post
More recently, products have been developed to "cut out the middle man" (i.e. the software engineer) and automatically generate the C code from the block diagrams. This has the very large benefits of: a) the code should theoretically be 100% bug free, and b) requires virtually zero man-hours to create the code.
Chris, I never tought of it that way and I think LabVIEW does eliminate a lot of C coding and syntax.

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Originally Posted by JesseK View Post
Isn't it also possible to integrate Matlab algorithms into LabView? Aren't they pretty much one in the same? I seem to remember our LabView expert in college take our optical system that we had in Matlab and adapt it to LabView without much pain.
In my 12 years I haven't come across anything that you couldn't integrate to or communicate with using LabVIEW.