LabView for the mac?

[jhersh]

Originally Posted by Danny Diaz

While you will be able to develop LabVIEW code for the Mac, you will only be able to upload code to the cRIO controller from Windows or Linux. I do not know if the C/C++ interface will have this limitation or not, but that information will be made available when the full system is released.

To my knowledge LabVIEW on Linux is not supported for targeting the cRIO either.

As for the WindRiver tools, I haven't seen anything but a Windows installer.

[Danny Diaz]

Originally Posted by jhersh

To my knowledge LabVIEW on Linux is not supported for targeting the cRIO either.

Dang, you are correct. I just checked, and the last time we had a Linux system as a deployable host was also the last time we had a Mac system as a deployable host, which was several versions back.

It looks as if you cannot deploy software to a cRIO unless you're running Windows - only Windows can serve as the RT Host.

-Danny

[kamocat]

Originally Posted by Danny Diaz

Dang, you are correct. I just checked, and the last time we had a Linux system as a deployable host was also the last time we had a Mac system as a deployable host, which was several versions back.

It looks as if you cannot deploy software to a cRIO unless you're running Windows - only Windows can serve as the RT Host.

-Danny

Exactly which versions of Windows does it work with?

(And is NI planning on porting the deployment functionality to Mac by 2010?)

[jhersh]

Originally Posted by kamocat

Exactly which versions of Windows does it work with?

(And is NI planning on porting the deployment functionality to Mac by 2010?)

LabVIEW will work on Windows XP and Windows Vista. You should be able to use either of these operating systems in a virtual machine on a Mac or with Bootcamp.

I am not aware of plans to port native support for deployment to the Mac by 2010.

-Joe