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does anyone know if there is a way that you can input custom code for C/C++ in LabView?
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Re: custom C/C++ code in LabView?
I've been told there is a way, but I am yet to find it.
Looking forward to hearing if anyone has Last edited by fordfiler6 : 14-01-2009 at 18:11. |
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Re: custom C/C++ code in LabView?
You can use a "Code Interface Node" to call an external C/C++ function.
Look it up in the Help documents to get more information. |
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Re: custom C/C++ code in LabView?
Thanks dgraves, will look into this.
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Re: custom C/C++ code in LabView?
thanks, I'll definitely look into this. We're trying to figure out how to start at a set speed and accelerate until we reach full speed. we plan on using this using a delay loop, but we can't quite figure out how to do it in LabView, but we know how to do it in C
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Re: custom C/C++ code in LabView?
I'm not sure what you are calling a delay loop. If you are wanting a timed loop that runs in parallel, look at doing a parallel loop with a time delay that reads set points and updates motors.
If you are set on doing C code, you should look at tutorials on the Call Library Function node. Greg McKaskle |
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