As an employee of National Instruments, I am of course biased, but I recommend
Labwindows CVI over Visual Studio because our product is easier to learn
how to use. The environment not only has a plethora of built-in libraries,
including the RS 232 and User Interface libraries, but it also comes with
expansion options such as the internet and SQL toolkits. Furthermore, CVI
has several time-saving features, such as automatic source code generation
for the user interface and very intuitive instrument driver developing features.
I have used both Visual Studio and Measurement Studio, and I have concluded
that Measurement Studio, which includes Labwindows/CVI, is easier to learn.
toto
wrote:
>I have to write a windows app dealing with c
omm ports, a>friendly interface,
a database and displaying wave files.>>What would you choose ? VisualStudio
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