Igor Titov

I was at a similar meeting with NI in 2014 (in Geneva, CERN). Their concern about old LabVIEW codebase was legit, but it seems they didn't even want to hear our concerns. I had about the same experience as you when they laughed it off. My concerns were "why to change the block diagram GUI? don't do it", "VIs should be compatible, don't make two parallel incompatible versions of LabVIEW", "why you're using WPF for front panels? Ditch it completely and get html5 compatible vector graphics engine like V8 for Chromium, use open source heavy lifting for the 'view' layer. You already had funny experience with Silverlight, why you wanna do the same sort of folly again?". On my last concern they replied that it's a strategic partnership with Microsoft that matters, and everything will be ok...

Try php and javascript implementations (I tested against them and it worked): https://www.movable-type.co.uk/scripts/aes-php.html, https://www.movable-type.co.uk/scripts/aes.html

Thank you. I used it to deal with passwords, so never tested it with megabytes. I developed and tested it against php and javascript implementations.

Thank you for pointing out. I updated the link (to https://github.com/IgorTitov/LabVIEW-Advanced-Encryption-Standard).

Hello everybody! During a few last years I received multiple appeals to release AES library that I developed in 2011 into open-source. So, I've just done exactly this: https://github.com/IgorTitov/LabVIEW-Advanced-Encryption-Standard I released it under MIT license (which means that there are no restrictions whatsoever). No VI passwords, no uglification. LabVIEWishly Yours, Igor Titov.

That's right, it generates HTML help files. But as was mentioned earlier for "VI to XML" tool, if you really need CHM, you can always use FAR or another chm-generator to produce CHM out of HTML.

Probably you could also try HELPer from http://vigods.com/toolkits/HELPer/helper.html. It's NI certified toolkit for doing exactly what you want. And arguably, with much less fuss over it than in mentioned above solution. Just try it.

For now yes, because I just started this web-site. AES is just the very first thing I decided to post there. But I'll fill it up when I have some free time.

As I already posted somewhere here (on AES implementation in native LabVIEW), I created AES encrypt/decrypt VIs and they are ready to be downloaded at https://github.com/IgorTitov/LabVIEW-Advanced-Encryption-Standard (and to be used absolutely for free ).

I also faced the problem with AES a year ago and created encrypt/decrypt VIs. Recently I started my LabView related web-site (www.vigods.com) where I posted a brief description and VIs themselves. So, with it you don't need to use PHP for AES . Here it is: http://vigods.com/toolkits/security/aes.html.