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Just my opinion, I find SCC much more critical to software development, than OO.

Hi guys; Check out what we are doing with LabVIEW and Arduinos. http://www.tsxperts.com/arduino-compiler-for-labview/ We created an actual LabVIEW compiler for Arduino targets that allows Arduinos to be programmed in LabVIEW. Figured to share this with the community. Cheers Filipe

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User Events. Create and register for the events int he top-level VI and pass them to the parallel processes. Then you can also scale up to 3,4 or a thousand objects and they can inter-comminucate. No LVOOP required for this aspect.

I would use referenced objects, maybe even singleton objects with an active process in each. That is basically an actor, but a bit easier/more flexible, but maybe more dangerous if you don’t know what you are doing. Something like this:Objects.zip

Totally non-valuable addition of characters here, I know, but it's mindblowing that an action such as renaming a class can lead to so much headache. Class-editing is broken in so many major ways in LabVIEW. I know of people not using OO in LabVIEW for this exact reason - one of them is an employee of mine, and I'm actually forcing him to give up his resistance and just suck it up. But that's no fun I tell you /Steen

You never know. Maybe it gives you an ulcer, and then it could also be abdominal...

A portion of the development is being done on a Mac; so I don't think it should be a problem. But we haven't done any specific testing as of yet to officially claim we support it. As for the Teensy; it will be supported. Any official Arduino target released by the Arduino organization will for sure be supported. I'm really looking forward to getting this to high schools and potentially even middle school. We haven't decided on pricing as of yet. We will have two versions; base and professional. One targeted to the hobbyists and the other for more complex professional applications. I'm passionate about the makers movement; therefore, pricing will be in line with it for sure. Based on how much work this has been so far; we should charge $10k per license (like NI does for its C code gen). But it won't happen.

Man, I hope I never have to debug any of your code. A class (or VI) name should reflect what it does. I feel it is not really acceptable to compromise on this just because the IDE chokes sometimes when doing these kinds of modifications.

.NET to the rescue... http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.diagnostics.process.start.aspx Launch Windows File.vi (LV 2012)