Introducing LabWindows/CVI 8.5.1

NI LabWindows/CVI 8.5.1 fixes various bugs in version 8.5 including incorrect plotting behavior when other controls overlap the strip chart graph area. This scheduled maintenance release is available as an exclusive benefit for NI Standard Service and Volume License program members.

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Network Variables Best Practices and Benchmarks

Network variables simplify the process of sending complex data between applications on the network, but there are many different ways to connect to network variables. Learn the difference between these connection types and how and when to use them.

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Join the LabWindows/CVI 9.0 Beta Team
The next release of LabWindows/CVI is coming and it includes improvements to the compiler, faster build times, and a new memory leak detection tool. Help us test out these new features and be one of the first to try the new version.

LabWindows/CVI Tips and Tricks

Define custom source code regions

Regions are a good way to organize your code within files. LabWindows/CVI automatically identifies code blocks as regions, but you can also create your own custom regions with the ///REGION START and ///REGION END keywords.

Easy source code navigation and overview

Select Tools>>Source Code Browser to view the Source Code Browser, a cross-reference tool that lists all files, functions, variables, data types, and macros in a program. Enable this option in the Build Options dialog box.
Did You Know That LabWindows/CVI Is Used to Test the World's Fastest Train?
See how engineers used LabWindows/CVI to test the French TGV as it broke its own world record for the fastest conventional train in the world.

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