Hi all,
We have the ability using the
LabVIEW Microprocessor SDK to write LabVIEW VI's that can be targeted to any 32-bit microprocessor with a C-based toolchain. The way it works is that we take LabVIEW code written with a fairly large subset of the palettes and convert it to C code. This C code is then passed to the C compiler from the embedded target's toolchain. We have a number of pre-configured targets that ship with the product which have already been configured for their respective toolchains, but if you wanted to move to a custom target you would need go through that porting process yourself.
We also have a full-featured, out-of-the-box module for targetting specific 32-bit processors from Analog Devices, called the
LabVIEW Embedded Module for Blackfin Processors.
We don't, however, have a product geared towards programming 8-bit microcontrollers. Are you able to use a 32-bit chip, or is bumping up to a microprocessor overkill for your application?
If you find yourself with more questions about the capabilities of LabVIEW to work with embedded targets, keep in mind that we have a LabVIEW Embedded board on the forum that is geared specifically towards those types of questions.
Message Edited by MattP on 11-01-2007 05:50 PM
Cheers,
Matt Pollock
National Instruments
