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Anyone made use of the "Call Library Node"?
I would like to hear from any teams that have used the LabView Call Library Node to call C code in their LabView robots.
Our team is solidly hooked on LabView, but (looking forward already to next year) I would like to explore this as a means of compromise. Much to my dismay, my daughter is kind of taking to LabView but still wants to learn C. Anyway, good or bad experiences, failed or successful, please share your tales. 
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