There is no conversion utility that I know of that will convert a
LabWindows program into a Labview vi. You have to do it the hard way.
Create the vi manually. I have had to create a vi from a VB program.
I used the VB code as a guideline and manually created the vi from
scratch.
Now that you mention what you're trying to do, then yes you can easily
import the IVI driver into LabVIEW. In my other answer, I mention the
untility under the tools menu. There is also information in the
on-line help. Just go to the index and type CVI and select CVI
Function Panel Converter Dialog
What I learned so far is that in LabWindows you can create an IVI
driver, you need the fp and dll parts. The wizards walks you through.
LabView and LabWindows sits on top of this. The IVI process creates
the c and h code and must be written correctly. Then in LabView you
can import this and if the
If this is a CVI instrument driver, then there's a conversion utility
under Tools>Instrumentation>Import CVI Instrument Driver. This will
make VIs that use the Call Library Node to call the CVI DLL that you
create. Any CVI program can be made into a DLL but I've never tried
the utility on anything
What is the process of turning a LabWindows application into LabView
VI.
