12-01-2009 08:18 PM
12-01-2009 08:56 PM
12-02-2009 10:07 AM
12-02-2009 10:56 AM
Hey Jeff,
You are correct in saying the the Vision Development Module is not currently supported on Linux. Have you tried to read a 16 bit Tiff file and run into problems? Are you currently running Vision on a Linux machine? If so are you able to open other images types just not these 16 bit Tiff files? Or, are you currently working on a Windows machine looking to switch over to Linux?
12-02-2009 11:29 AM
We have a Windows machine with Vision installed and I read tiffs with no problem. However, that's the only Windows machine in our lab and it isn't suited for the current job. As far as I know there is no way to run Vision under Linux. Our primary development in Labview is under Linux. In addition we have a new machine that we bought for a specific purpose. It will have Linux installed and my life would be much easier if I could read the tiffs in Labiew. The problem is, there is no prebuilt VI under Linux to read tiffs so as of yet I have never read a tiff under Linux.
Jeff
12-02-2009 11:55 AM
Jeff,
Search for 2D Array to TIFF. In that thread there is a reference to a TIFF reader written in LV. It is several years old, and I did not check it.
Lynn
12-08-2009 01:15 PM
johnsold wrote:Jeff,
Search for 2D Array to TIFF. In that thread there is a reference to a TIFF reader written in LV. It is several years old, and I did not check it.
Lynn
Thanks for the links. The suggested examples look promising however I cannot open them. They are for versions 3.1 and 5.1. Our versions of Labview start with 8 and I currently have 2009 installed. It's my understanding that you can request to have the VIs brought up to current through NI? Or does anyone know of another way. I can put a request in if necessary. The relevant Vis are:
tiff_readable
http://dmg-stairs.msm.cam.ac.uk/~gb119/labview/
typewriting
http://www.info-labview.org/the-archives/vi/lv3.1/
Jeff
12-09-2009 01:22 PM
Hey Jeff,
Here are the files that I think you were looking for. I simply upconverted them to LabVIEW 2009. As these VI's were written in such an old version of LabVIEW, there is no guarantee that the functionality will quite be the same as originally intended. Hopefully these files help you out though.
12-10-2009 10:29 AM
Awesome. Thanks Ben. I'm taking a look at them now and I'll post back concerning their functionality under Linux. Thanks for the help.
Jeff