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NI LabWindows/CVI Run-Time Module for Linux

  • Display scientific data on LabWindows/CVI user interfaces
  • Compatible with a wide range of measurement hardware – DAQ, GPIB, VXI and NI modular instruments
  • Communication through a variety of protocols (TCP/IP, serial, and more)
  • Compile and run Windows-created applications on multiple Linux® distributions
  • Extensive signal processing, analysis and math functionality

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The National Instruments LabWindowsTM/CVI Run-Time Module for Linux® extends the LabWindows/CVI development environment because programmers can create high-performance, stable applications on a Windows system and later compile and run these applications on a Linux® target.

Rapid DevelopmentQuickly create multiplatform applications from the familiar NI LabWindows/CVI integrated development environment and continue to take advantage of a comprehensive ANSI development workspace that incorporates test and measurement-specific libraries, including hardware libraries, comprehensive analysis, and communication and threading utilities.

Tight I/O IntegrationUse full-featured hardware drivers to integrate diverse I/O such as analog, digital, dynamic signal acquisition, benchtop instruments, and high-accuracy modular instruments with your Linux applications.

Platform Versatility Optimize data acquisition, analysis, and presentation components of test and measurement applications, while creating code that will run on multiple platforms due to the built-in LabWindows/CVI library support and National Instruments driver support for Linux®.

Linux® is the registered trademark of Linus Torvalds in the U.S. and other countries.

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