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07-01-2009, 14:13
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Re: WIPILib vs. LabView?
labview's paradigm of implicit parallelism (and dataflow) had me sold the moment i tried it out. Its fascinating when you can just draw two loops next to each other and know that they both execute at the same time!
labview's ability to create clusters and pseudo-datatypes on the fly is also very nice, and the ability to look at a diagram and see what its doing without too much hassle is also a plus. i beleive the perfect control system is a combination between labview and c++, considering you can do library calls within labview to DLLs compiled in c++ (or other languages) 
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