I want to write program in Labview that will run on PIC microcontroller.

[Jenia_K]

Is there some toolkit or similar, that will allow me to write code for PIC micro (10F or 12F)? 

[Dennis_Knutson]

The closest thing is te expensive LabVIEW Embedded.

[Joe_S]

Good day!

Dennis is correct, the closest would be using LabView Embedded.  Your best bet, as an alternative to that software, is to just create serial communication between LabView and your PIC microcontroller, if that will work for your application.  Hope this helps!

Regards,

Joe S.

[Jenia_K]

Serial communication, you mean, only to transfer data, not actually writing an embedded code, right?

If I use embedded module, can it work with 8bit microcontrollers, like pic18f, pic12f.... ?

[Joe_S · Accepted solution]

Actually, I believe the LabView embedded only works with specific processors and will not work with 8-bit PICs.  Yes, serial communication to transfer data rather than writing code to run on the controller.

Regards,

Joe S.

[Jenia_K]

Thanks

[rolfk]

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@Jenia_K wrote:

Serial communication, you mean, only to transfer data, not actually writing an embedded code, right?

If I use embedded module, can it work with 8bit microcontrollers, like pic18f, pic12f.... ?

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No the LabVIEW embedded toolkit only supports specific development boards out of the box. You can add other boards to that list if they use same CPU architecture. Adapting it to a new CPU architecture and/or toolchain is a LOT more work. And trying to do that for non 32 Bit CPUs will be in vain at best , meaning it's probably not possible at all, and definitely not worth the effort.