After create a Program with Lab VIEW using Windows based software; Is it possible to interface this program with Linux based operating system?

[Ire]

Hi,

• I am trying to use Lab VIEW (Windows based operating system) to program my application. After that this has to be interface with a Linux based operating system. Is this possible? Or I need to create my programme with Linux based Lab VIEW software?

• Second thing is I want to programme a multi task application (Temperature sensing- ambient and human body using normal temperature sensor and infrared temperature sensor respectively, Humidity, Fire and smoke detection using respective sensor, Image processing using a 360° camera-attached speaker and microphone, Detect & Distance measurement for object/human presence using radio frequency and relative sensors) for surveillance and monitoring using Lab VIEW. In this circumstance could you tell me what type of sensors would be the best for individual application as it will be a Lab VIEW programming? If you have any such camera link please provide this. Finally; is this possible to create in a same programming window?
• What type of DAQ is suitable for above the application?

*I have attached a schematic flow diagram for the above application and advice of any modification is appriatiable.

Thanks for your time. I will be grateful for your replay.

Mamun

[Wiebe@CARYA]

If you want your LabVIEW program from Windows to run on Linux, you need to compile it first with a LabVIEW for Linux version. Be aware that path management is slightly different under Linux. So your Windows application won't run under Linux if you don't prepare for it.


If you want a LabVIEW / Windows application to interface with LabVIEW / Linux, you can do this with TCP/IP functions, or perhaps even with global variables (not sure if they work under Linux).


Can't help you with the second question(s). I'd be worried about getting any camera working under Linux and LabVIEW, but I'm not sure if this is a valid concern.


Regards,


Wiebe.

[BillMe]

I had a Windows based LabVIEW application interfaced to a LINUX system by using VI Server on the LINUX side.