Software Engineering with LabVIEW
Overview
LabVIEW offers specialized capabilities for developing large test applications, which are typically created by multiple developers working collaboratively. To enable developers to work together efficiently and collaboratively, LabVIEW provides configuration management tools, traceability mapping, object-oriented design patterns, code reuse features, and best practices for testing and validation as well as code deployment.
Contents
- Configuration Management Tools and Guidelines
- Requirements Traceability and Mapping
- Application Architecture
- Code Re-Use and Interoperability
- Developing, Debugging and Reviewing Code
- Testing and Validation of LabVIEW Applications
- Deployment Process
Configuration Management Tools and Guidelines
Learn how to use tools built into the development environment in combination with third party tools such as source code control in order to manage large applications across multiple developers
Requirements Traceability and Mapping
Use requirements to verify the quality and completeness of your application using your existing requirements management solutions.
Application Architecture
Design your LabVIEW application to ensure that it addresses the critical aspects of your application and that it scales for large application development and large numbers of developers
Code Re-Use and Interoperability
Learn about the practices and tools that are recommended for communication with other programming environments
Developing, Debugging and Reviewing Code
Learn what to look for when auditing code developed in LabVIEW. Enforce proper coding styles to improve readability and performance.
Testing and Validation of LabVIEW Applications
Develop test frameworks to validate that your code works correctly in order to meet ISO and other regulatory standards
Deployment Process
Develop repeatable deployment methods in order to distribute code amongst developers and deploy end use executables and installers