10-13-2013 05:05 AM
Hello,
I am writing about help with creating a robot vision system, using the LabView program with a package of vision (project at Silesian University of Technology). Program includes schearching shape & color (green ball) in real time and calculate the distance to it (probably I wouldn't have problem with this). The question relates to generating a DLL for developers. How to generate a file with all the additional libraries in LabVIEW and Vision, that there is no need to install the LV on robot and add all the libraries manually.
I would add that a students year ago weren't able to do that.
Thanks in advance for your reply.
10-14-2013 05:15 AM
Creating DLL from LabVIEW in most cases make sense only if you will use this code from other environment (for example calling from C code created in MS Visual Studio, etc). But you will need to install on the target machine in this case LabVIEW Run-Time and Vision Run-Time (also take a note that LabVIEW Run-time is free, but Vision Run-Time is not - you will need license). Installing both Run-Times is requred and this is "docimented" way.
Theoretically you can create "stand alone" DLL which will not need LabVIEW Run-Time if you put content of the Run-Time into the same directory where DLL is located - I will not recommend to do this, because this way is undocumented, but this trick will not work with Vision - you will need to install the license anyway.
10-14-2013 07:33 AM
Hi,
What exactly are you trying to achieve?
Why don't you want to install LabVIEW on robot?
What type of robot are you using?
Best regards,
IonR.