@Kenneth.Miller wrote:
Is it possible to run LabView executables under wine? Has anyone ever attempted to do this? Thanks for any information.
Regards,
Ken
I've tried it several years ago with
LabVIEW 5.1.1 and 6.1 and didn't really have any significant issues
except that everything was sort of sluggish and certain screen updates
left artefacts on the screen. Now Wine has come a long way since but so
has LabVIEW and I doubt somewhat that LabVIEW 8.0.1 would be as
complient with Wine as older versions have been.
All the .Net, Active X and what else more is quite involved and LabVIEW
8.0.1 does not for nothing require Win2000 or XP to run. Wine has on
that area quite some deficiencies related to specific functionality
such as ActiveX/DCOM and does not attempt to provide .Net functionality
at all. Of course you could get Mono into the picture here but last
thing I heard they were trying to sort of modify Wine to get their
system to load properly.
I believe that .Net is optional in that LabVIEW will only weak link to
.Net functionality and did so before with ActiveX/DCOM but since
Win2000 comes with ActiveX support out of the box, this weak linking
might not have been tested properly anymore and might actually fail.
All in all not exactly a good constellation and since LabVIEW for Linux
is available since a long time I haven't bothered about LabVIEW on Wine
for quite some time.
Rolf Kalbermatter