National Instruments unveils LabVIEW 8.6 to meet the challenge of parallel programming. By Mike Richardson. The latest version of LabVIEW has been launched to take advantage of the latest multicore, ...

Celebrating 20 years, LabVIEW 8.20 takes a new approach ... building-block approach to OOP that doesn't have a parallel in most common programming languages. The major drawback to this approach ...

The latest version of NI's LabView graphical system design software platform offers parallel programming flexibility in a wide range of applications. Building on the inherent parallel nature of ...

National Instruments, whose LabView graphical programming system is inherently parallel, according to co-founder and NI Fellow Jeff Kodosky, believes that dataflow programming models offer inherent ...

Data-flow–based languages, such as LabVIEW, allow automatic parallelism, as they inherently contain information about which parts of the code can run in parallel. In programming, parallelism is very ...

and it’s dataflow model makes it ideal for parallel programming that can take advantage of today’s powerful multicore processors and FPGAs. In honor of the 25th anniversary of LabView, here is a ...

LabVIEW is data driven (and not command driven), which enables parallel execution. This is of particular interest for FPGA programming. Objects (functions) are connected with wires (data) to define ...

Multicore processing, the development of parallel applications running ... MathScript adds math-oriented, textual programming to LabVIEW, making it possible to reuse .m file scripts created ...