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NiVision API

Is there an API for the LabView NiVision library? I'm trying to develop it in Java and theres literally no documentation, but all of the functions just native wrap back to labview functions.
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Re: NiVision API

There is, but it only available on Windows, and I believe it is only available if you actually install all of LabView 2014, not just the update. NI makes it available as a compiled Windows help file that you get after installing it, it'll be located in Program Files (x86)\National Instruments\, and there's a couple of vision directories in there. In the doc subdirectory of that you can find the API reference. It might also create start menu shortcuts to them, but I don't have a Windows computer in front of me at the moment so I can't be more specific.
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