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The designers of LabVIEW added a new function to LabVIEW 8.5 called the
In Place Element Structure
. The idea behind this structure is that
it allows memory efficient operations on sub-elements of compound data structures
like Clusters, Arrays, Variants, and Waveforms. However,
it also
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It’s been over 20 years now that National Instruments has been refining LabVIEW as a powerful test, measurement, and automation platform, as well as a general purpose graphical data flow programming language. For many years, LabVIEW’s slogan was "
the software is the instrument
". NI even named the basic building block […]
XML, which stands for eXtensible Markup Language, is text-based data format (or language) that
is human readable and can be used to create arbitrary data
structures. It is designed to facilitate sharing structured
data across many different systems. Here is a simple example
of XML data:
<Person Nationality=”US”>
<Name>
<First>John</First>
<Last>Doe</Last>
</Name>
</Person>
Figure 1 - simple XML data representing a person
You’ll […]