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Re: DO write speed

Glad to help clear things up. But I'm curious why you say that it runs interpreted on your computers. Do you mean the PC? For that LV generates native x86 instructions. Basically, it LV targets a platform it generates native code. The exceptions are the NXT where it runs on a VM similar to Java, and for embedded tools where we generate C code and run the C code through vendor tools for generating native code. I suppose the FPGA counts as an exception as well since we generate VHDL and that trudges through the native tools to become an optimized fabric for the FPGA.

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