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LabVIEW
code and block diagram
labview1958 wrote:
> Is labview code and block diagram the same thing?
From a user point of perspective this is correct. From a technical
perspective this is however more complicated. You could see the LabVIEW
block diagram as similar to the source code of traditional programming
languages. The actual code created and executed is maintained by LabVIEW
as a separate part of the VI, and would correspond to the binary object
code created by traditional compilers. LabVIEW however hides the
creation of that compiled code completely from the user so that you
could see the block diagram as the code itself.
Rolf Kalbermatter
> Is labview code and block diagram the same thing?
From a user point of perspective this is correct. From a technical
perspective this is however more complicated. You could see the LabVIEW
block diagram as similar to the source code of traditional programming
languages. The actual code created and executed is maintained by LabVIEW
as a separate part of the VI, and would correspond to the binary object
code created by traditional compilers. LabVIEW however hides the
creation of that compiled code completely from the user so that you
could see the block diagram as the code itself.
Rolf Kalbermatter
