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Hello everyone, I have been lurking in the shadows for a very long time now. I recently start programing with LabVIEW professionally for the past year. However I have been using it very extensively for the past 5 years. This place looks like a better fit for me then the normal NI forums. I have a lot of projects and some are just partly finished. Almost all of them need extensive cleanup as my coding style was lacking badly back then. As I get them mostly together I'm going to start posting them and seeing what people like. I am hoping this will help me find the motivation I need to go forward. First up Mandelbrot Explorer and Pastebin Interface Other projects I plan on posting in some form BCMath - Uses a hacked up version of the unix utility BC to do arbitrary precision math. Dynamic Code Generator - Allows program to recompile C and Assembly code on the fly during runtime. Very useful for encrypting code you don't want easily disassembled and other neat tricks. Code is compiled from and string and into memory you can call using a function pointer. SDL - Simple DirectMedia Layer https://www.libsdl.org/ Only a low level wrapper for the functions and covers the standard addon libraries. My first example https://youtu.be/NO1pF48_3MQ I am wanting to do a nice high level interface so you can plan out great looking GUIs easily and turn that into a toolkit. Pure LV Graphics - 8bit truecolor graphics library with similar function as SDL using pure LV code. Started because the picture control sucks at rendering text properly and is slow even when using the opcodes. Chars get 2 extra lines at the bottom. So CP437 9x16 chars get rendered as 9x18 and the bottom two lines are filled with background or foreground. Discovered during next project ANSI ART Render - Renders ANSI Art. Might be useful code for terminal emulation. Example attached X86 Emulator - NEC V20, VGA CGA EGA support, Networking, Soundblaster. Based on Fake86. Current project Befunge 98 Generator - Uses Genetic algorithms to generate Befunge 98 code based on predefined goals such as text output or math functions Neural Network C Obfuscation - Replaces some functions and all constants with neural networks in C code to resist code analysis. Can be ran several times over the same file to further increase complexity. Let me know what you guys think and if you have similar interests. I also have a few nice math art videos I created out on my youtube channel. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeW14yU1rQnalbThLamOt3g

Sorry I misread your opening paragraph to say it worked with a Strict type, but not a normal type def. There is a private method for a VI class type, for Synchronize In All Contexts, not sure if this can be applied to the control VI and have it work or not. Synchronize Private Method.vi

It is pretty much a straight C to LV conversion and I am about %25 complete with the grunt work before I can move into the meat. It's the 3rd time I've ripped it up and started over now. First was using 8086tiny but it lacks features I wanted, now it is fake86. Take the compiler with the pastebin for C&C, add openssl wrapper for public key encryption and steam encryption, and use the neural network for further obfuscation. Read the write up I need to do on stripping the LV runtime so you can run LabVIEW executables without having an installer for the runtime. Strip DLLs of debug information NI includes (Thank you) then if you're feeling really hardcore strip unused functions and recalculate offsets and header information. The last part is really much more complex then I made it sound. Now that I alienated everyone form using one of my DLLs on to the next topic. The LabVIEW graphics engine uses the intensity graph as the display. Testing so far has shown this to be much faster than the picture control. The real magic is in the frame buffer you can work on before you display. You're limited in your color selection but for my applications that was not an issue. I am at the point where I need to complete the grunt work for drawing functions. I have nice CP437 bitmaps for the fonts. I will start using the uncertified section, thanks for the tip.