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Is it possible to run GRIP code on a roboRIO so that the output becomes a subsystem of a LabView process?
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Re: LabView - GRIP Computer Vision
Based on this post it seems like there's an exec function in LabView, so you should be able to adapt this C++ example.

If it works (or doesn't work) make sure to let us know.
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