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Job Description Coleman Technologies, Inc. is looking for a highly motivated, and creative individual to fill an immediate opening for a LabVIEW Software Developer. Coleman Technologies is a certified National Instruments Alliance Partner and leading custom LabVIEW application consultant & system integrator in the mid-Atlantic US specializing in machine vision systems and scientific software. The position requires the applicant to work at our Newtown Square, PA offices (15 miles West of Philadelphia, PA). The duties include: designing, developing, and installing custom LabVIE

Job Description Coleman Technologies, Inc. is looking for a highly motivated, and creative individual to fill an immediate opening for a LabVIEW Software Developer. Coleman Technologies is a certified National Instruments Alliance Partner and leading custom LabVIEW application consultant & system integrator in the mid-Atlantic US specializing in machine vision systems and scientific software. The position requires the applicant to work at our Newtown Square, PA offices (15 miles West of Philadelphia, PA). The duties include: designing, developing, and installing custom LabVIE

Job Description Coleman Technologies, Inc. is looking for a highly motivated, and creative individual to fill an immediate opening for a LabVIEW Software Developer. Coleman Technologies is a certified National Instruments Alliance Partner and leading custom LabVIEW application consultant & system integrator in the mid-Atlantic US specializing in machine vision systems and scientific software. The position requires the applicant to work at our Newtown Square, PA offices (15 miles West of Philadelphia, PA). The duties include: designing, developing, and installin

I just got burned on the X != X, if X = NaN. Since NaN is never equal to NaN (see "Comparison of Two NaN Constants Returns FALSE in LabVIEW" on ni.com) Along the lines of this thread, though, I found it interesting that, oh, unless that NaN is in the data of an object. Then NaN is equal to NaN (x=y?). ....Unless you make a copy of the object (x=y? 2):

The KB linked below gives a detailed answer. The gist is that dialog box is a remenant of making Perforce work with Visual Studio (which I'm guessing requires the SCC to have a "Source Control Project"). Since LabVIEW doesn't require/use a "Source Control Project", you're free to select any .vi without harm. http://digital.ni.co...625716B0058B712