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Labview on PC -> C++ on cRIO

Hello!
I have a pretty basic question that I cannot seem to find the answer for. Our team is going to do the vision processing on the PC running the driver station (since we're sending back the image anyway) using labview (since more vision functions are available there). We are also using C++ on the robot (because our programmers like it better).

So, what we are trying to do is send back the x-coordinate of the target (a float) to the robot. What is the recommended way of doing this? I've read about the NetworkTable class for C++, but I assume that it requires a specific interface that I would have to recreate in labview. Is there already a corrsponding vi? Is there another completely different way to do it?

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