About some differences between .net Framework, Core and Standard

Many beginner users may be frustrated with .net and how it used in LabVIEW as well as why .NET Core and .NET Framework exists and what the differences. Since last LabVIEW 2024 supported both Core and Standard below is “demystification” with practical examples and some notes.

Discovery of the X-Ray

I was very curious about the very first appearances of the X-ray discovery published in Science Magazine, and it seems to be found in the archives.

Large File Experiment

In this “weekend” experiment I’ll write large file (16 GB in my case), then read it back with different buffer size and threads and check the performance.

Writing DLL for LabVIEW on Assembler

Nowadays development on pure Assembler is not very popular, because modern compilers can generate “good” code. On the other hand this is a very good exercise, which helps to understand a calling conventions and how it work in very low details.

How to pass LabVIEW's array in DLL

How to pass LabVIEW's array in DLL

When calling external code in LabVIEW, we need very often to pass arrays into external DLL. This small “step by step” tutorial walks you through two possible ways of calling C/C++ DLLs manipulating LabVIEW arrays inside.

My VI is broken after configuring DLL call, why?

My VI is broken after configuring DLL call, why?

This is a question, raised again and again on the forums about third-party DLLs: “…whatever I do I cannot get the library to work in LabVIEW. I get the error “The library for this node cannot be found or cannot be loaded….”. Below short “check list” with some explanations.