Experience LabWindows/CVI 8.5 in Minutes

Experience the flexibility of ANSI C development along with the performance of multicore processing with LabWindows/CVI 8.5. The new streamlined environment includes tabbed workspaces, collapsible source code regions, and the ability to edit code while debugging.

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Harness Multicore Performance with C Code

To continue to see performance gains with new multicore systems, C developers need to adopt parallel programming architectures. In this webcast, learn more about the tools that LabWindows/CVI provides to simplify the process of creating and debugging multithreaded applications.

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Achieve Efficient Data Communication with UDP
Access this resource to learn how to build Windows or Real-Time applications that efficiently transfer data using the UDP communication protocol.

LabWindows/CVI Tips and Tricks Discussion Forum

Autosave and Recover Source Files

Beginning with LabWindows/CVI 8.5, you can protect your time investment by enabling autosave and recover for your source files. Enable this feature and define the autosave time interval from the Options>>Environment dialog.

Declare Variables Anywhere in Your Code like C++/Java

Now you no longer have to declare all variables before statements in a code block. To learn how to enable this feature and to share your own tip, visit the LabWindows/CVI community forum.
Top Rated Features from Beta Users
Surveys are in! Beta users agree - the most useful LabWindows/CVI 8.5 features are the UDP Support Library, tabbed workspace and collapsible source code regions. Read more about what's new and judge for yourself.