"Marty G." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Dennis Knutson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > > I'm not sure why you want to access the .bas files. There is no way to > > convert basic source code to LabVIEW. Some things like declarations, > > memory allocation, are not required in LabVIEW or are done for you by > > the LabVIEW compiler. Constants, local and global variables, user > > defined types in the form of custom controls, all exist in LabVIEW but > > in general, are much easier to use. Maybe if you post a snippet of VB > > code, someone can translate it into LabVIEW. > > Labview provides a way to use custom ActiveX controlls. This would be > the preferrend interface. > > Marty
I am currently trying to do just that, execute visual basic programs within labview. Can you point me to some good examples of how to write visual basic programs so they can be used in labview? I have already figured out how to use labview programs in visual basic, but not the other direction. I have a few subroutines in visual basic that I would like to modify for use in labview environment. TIA, JJ
