Is there any way to get this to work on a 64-bit machine?

[rpursley8]

I have my Tesla card installed on a Vista 64-bit machine.  Just wondering.

[Vectrix]

I believe it can be done, if they are simply DLL's, which I think they are. Only thing that needs to be done then is to complied them with 64bit compiler.

I recently built a 64bti DLL of my own, and tested it in Labview 2009 on 64bit Windows XP. It worked great. I was able to get an order of magnitude speed improvement compared to using labview built-in functions.

Cheers,

[MathGuy]

Not if you are using the NICompute context capabilities. These require use of a header file and a static library. The latter is 32-bit and won't compile properly on a 64-bit OS.

[rpursley8]

We have developed our own code as well (3D cross correlation) for a project.  I just wanted to evaluate what NI has done with this.

[altenbach]

I would have loved to play with all this for a long time, but unfortunately, the only suitable hardware I have is running vista 64bit.

Is there any chance that this will be adapted for a 64bit OS at all?

(Setting up a dualboot system just for this seems too much of a hassle at the moment ...)

[rpursley8]

Just following up on the question of a 64-bit OS version of the software in question.