I want to give a huge kudos to Jon Green (jgcode) for spearheading the OpenG 4.0 Release. Jon did an incredible amount of work, while I mostly tried to keep out of his way.
This is an exciting release, since a majority of the work was spent trying to make it easier for OpenG Developers to make improvements to (and release new) packages, in the future.
Great work, Jon!
Kudos to Jon Green!
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Jim Kring
, Jun 26 2011 04:10 PM
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Posted 26 June 2011 - 04:10 PM
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Posted 27 June 2011 - 03:54 AM
This is an exciting release, since a majority of the work was spent trying to make it easier for OpenG Developers to make improvements to (and release new) packages, in the future.
Will be good to hear how this is improved.
By the way, I had to manually install the update for lvdata, and on 2 machines (out of 3) also had a failed install for the ZIP tools when installing the whole library, but no errors when doing it manually.
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Posted 27 June 2011 - 04:13 AM
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I want to give a huge kudos to Jon Green (jgcode) for spearheading the OpenG 4.0 Release. Jon did an incredible amount of work, while I mostly tried to keep out of his way.
This is an exciting release, since a majority of the work was spent trying to make it easier for OpenG Developers to make improvements to (and release new) packages, in the future.
Great work, Jon!
Thanks for the kind words Jim, it was a pleasure
Will be good to hear how this is improved.
By the way, I had to manually install the update for lvdata, and on 2 machines (out of 3) also had a failed install for the ZIP tools when installing the whole library, but no errors when doing it manually.
Hi Greg, this (LabVIEW ZIP Library) is a known issue, but we have now documented it.
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Posted 27 June 2011 - 05:03 PM
Great job Jon! I think its really an awesome achievement and will help lower the barrier for other LV Community members contributing to OpenG! Thanks for all your hard work on this endeavor!
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Posted 06 July 2011 - 05:06 AM
So *that's* why you've been MIA...
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