With the addition of the new graphical programming tool FlowStone 2do you ever think that this will ever be compatible with the cRIO. I haven’t the foggiest idea about programming, but is it possible that this is already compatible with the cRIO?
Well I am pretty sure the cRIO is compatible with most modern programming languages, and with Flowstone 2 being based off of and integrated with Ruby, (In theory) It should work.
(Ruby is a fairly modern, simple to use programming language.)
Hmmm, you might be right… 
No, I don’t think it will work:
-The cRio is NOT a general-purpose processing platform. It runs VxWorks (an RTOS), not a commonly used desktop operating system. As such, it requires that all binaries be compiled for VxWorks. This is a good thing, as the timing standards of VxWorks (or any other RTOS) are much higher than standard Windows.
-Ruby is, to my knowledge, not compiled for VxWorks, and if it was, it would not be compiled with WPI library functions
-You would have no interface to the WPI library without writing all of the wrappers.
-In general, the cool programming language of the week is ALWAYS a bad idea for embedded and real-time applications because it’s not designed with the timing requirements and low CPU/RAM requirements of embedded systems, something most low-level languages (such as C and variants) are well suited for. LabVIEW is special because it’s optimized for NI hardware, although it’s still not very efficient.