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Anyone who did undergrad lab work around 2000ish might throw in some comment about lab view software and the number of times it crashes and loses all your data
by russdill 2y ago
Anyone who did undergrad lab work around 2000ish might throw in some comment about lab view software and the number of times it crashes and loses all your data
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- ptsneves 2y ago2000s? My university's wind tunnel instrumentation was mostly LabView.
- russdill 2y agoIt's been around a very long time and continues to be relevant. It's just a window in time where it was feasible to have a graphical application made on labview to be accessible to undergrads crossing over with such a thing being quite unstable.
- immibis 2y agoI once wrote A* in LabVIEW for a robot. It was a competition sponsored by National Instruments, so the code was supposed to be in LabVIEW. Another person wanted to write it as a C plugin, but I thought that was cheating. There's A* built into LabVIEW, but it's for completely generic graphs so it takes a lot longer to run. The rewrite brought it from about 10 seconds to compute a path, down to about 0.5 seconds.
- wholinator2 2y agoLmao my entire undergraduate physics program is still entirely labview instruments.