How many LabView licenses do we receive?

[Alan Anderson]

You can't build for a Real-Time target on a Macintosh. Last year, at least, I think some of the necessary framework files for even opening a robot project were available only in (non-Mac-compatible) .dll form. You can ignore the missing files and open a project to look at it, but I'm not going to offer any hope that you'll be able to make working changes.

[wilsonmw04]

Originally Posted by Alan Anderson

You can't build for a Real-Time target on a Macintosh. Last year, at least, I think some of the necessary framework files for even opening a robot project were available only in (non-Mac-compatible) .dll form. You can ignore the missing files and open a project to look at it, but I'm not going to offer any hope that you'll be able to make working changes.

That's been our experience as well. That's why we use the windows side of our machine. Can you make the VI's on the mac and swap them over to the Windows machine to make the build?

[Greg McKaskle]

I also own a mac laptop, and even though it isn't ideal, Parallels has worked well for developing, vision, deploying to the robot. The only issue I have is the battery life and occasionally having to modify the VM networking in order to have bridged networking.

Greg McKaskle