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Re: Java vs Labview

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Originally Posted by Arhowk View Post
This only applies for programmers who are inexperienced with computer vision. If you have two programmers with, lets say 3-4 years of experience in java and labview independently, the Java built (if we had a third using C++ he'd trump them all) will be faster and more percise. Note that in WPILibJ, some vision functions were missing and need to be wrapped
I'm not sure I agree. NI Vision for LabVIEW has all the same features and functionality as the C++ version, and the Java version is just a wrapper for the C++ version. The VI's and classes are equivalent between the two. Our 2012 vision code was made with vision assistant for labview, and we used the same vision assistant algorithm for our 2013 java vision system, which worked exactly the same way as the 2012 one. All the vision VI's have classes that can be accessed in C++ and Java that have the same functionality.
 


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