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On Tuesday 22 November 2005 04:47, Carlos E. R. wrote:
The Monday 2005-11-21 at 21:54 -0000, JUAN ERNESTO FLORES BELTRAN wrote:
I am trying to develop a real time data system based on a National Instruments Data Acquisition Card, there are several options to connect to my computer by using different cards:
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All of these are linux Operating System compatible, and according to National Instruments recommendations the following are the compatible softwares to develop any application:
C , C++, C# and Visual basic
In Linux? :-O
Any suggestion??? What software should I use to get my system working??
Labview? :-P
I'd use C, to pull the data from the device as fast as needed, and then use whatever I liked to postprocess it later, or simultaneously. But the real time part would be in C and fast, lest I loosed data. Unless you are talking of slow data... you didn't say.
-- Cheers, Carlos Robinson
You not really telling us enough to make a valid decision, but.... TCL/TK was built to allow you to easily write extensions (mostly in C), for the low-level stuff, while allowing you to do the rest in a "high" level. I know of a lot of industrial plants running with that setup. Jerry