[Andrew Schreiber]

Have you tried the arduino programing environment? I have found it to be incredibly simple yet powerful. Plus, it will be a LOT easier to do than to write the Labview code you would more than likely need to even communicate with the processor (Disclaimer: I haven't tried it I could be wrong). There are also a ton of resources on the arduino site.

Now, if you wanted to actually program the arduino in Labview code and then hit compile and then download that to the arduino you are looking at a LOT of work. You would need to write some way of translating the LV code into instructions the microprocessor could understand. Then transfer that to the arduino somehow.

<theory>If Labview can generate c++ code you should be able to generate it and then just copy paste it into the arduino environment and compile and upload that way. That or you could compile your file and upload it by hand but that is something I have never tried doing</theory>