making 8051or arduino standalone by progamming in labview

[AvinSS]

hi 

I wanted to program an 8051 or an arduino board using labview and make it a standalone system without connecting it to the pc . 

is it possible ? if yes, can someone guide me please . I would prefer to do it on the arduino .

hoping for a solution.

[vitoi]

It is not possible.

[ZSOM]

The labview code-generator might be  a solution

[vitoi]

Zmobile,do you mean the LabVIEW C Code Generator? If so, check out the price.

The best way to programme a microcontoller is with C code. Use labVIEW on the desktop to provide a user interface, data logging and file storage. Nice combination.

[Kevan.Wang]

The code generated from C generator is too large for 8051 application. I don't think there's any solution of ur question either.

[gaziunal]

Hi. You can use 3Dmicro toolkit for standalone application. This is a link http://www.3d-svs.com/3dmicro-toolkit.

[vitoi]

The 3Dmicro toolkit http://www.3d-svs.com/3dmicro-toolkit still requires the C Code Generator, which is prohibitively expensive. It also looks like it requires a 32-bit micro.

Would be interesting to see someone write a small application using both something like 3Dmicro toolkit and plain C and compare the development time, debug time, memory usage and application performance. Also, time required to improve performance under both paradimgms.