Youssef Menjour

Here’s the message ready to copy-paste into the forum: Title: Enabling XNode development in LabVIEW 2020 – .ini flags Hello everyone, I’m trying to enable XNode development mode in LabVIEW 2020 64-bit. So far, I’ve added the following keys to my LabVIEW.ini file: Xnodewizardmenu=True XnodewizardMode=True XTraceXnode=True XNodeDebugWindow=True SuperSecretPrivateSpecialStuff=True XNodeDevelopment=True XNodeDevelopment_LabVIEWInternalTag=True I’m sure this is the correct .ini file because the XNodeWizardMenu does appear when I right-click on a VI (for example on Match Regular Expression.vi). However, in the Project Explorer the New menu does not show XNode (below XControl), which I was expecting. My questions are: Is there an additional .ini key required in LabVIEW 2020 to make New → XNode appear? Can someone explain what each of these flags actually activates? Has anyone managed to get the Project Explorer “New → XNode” option visible in LabVIEW 2020? Thanks!

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Good morning Ha I hadn't seen this answer! I don't understand the point of putting NI Linux RT online? What's the point ? I just want to simply deploy my code to this target that has a GPU. IN fact what I want is to deploy LabVIEW code on my Jetson target. I don't want to install LabVIEW RT on my target, I just want to deploy my code as if I were on a machine. Is this possible on an Ubuntu Arm target as was done on Rasberry PI. The idea is to use the Jetson GPU for HAIBAL deployments. I asked NI but they didn't answer me. who could be our contact at NI ?

As i understood, we can install LabVIEW RT everywhere in case to know how to modify the linux kernel source code (open source) It's possible but it seems it mean to have strong knowledge in OS linux dev. We will start to work on it to deploy LabVIEW RT on jetson. New challenge accepted

Hi everyone, Can someone explain to me what this repository is for? From the NI linux RT source code, can we consider, after hard development work, gateways to, for example, a LabVIEW deployment of RT code on a Jetson nano ? I would really like to understand what it is, thank you https://github.com/ni/linux?tab=readme-ov-file

Hi everyone, I would like modify a project build specification by using input only the path of the Lvproj. Is it possible ? I would like to change with a VI a destination directory of a Build Specification Thank you for your help

Good morning I downloaded the famous state actor patern and clearly it explains absolutely nothing. Where can I find an example? What's the point ? Does anyone really know? There are no examples anywhere in the NI examples and this VI shows absolutely nothing How do we launch this switch actor? Where ? I don't understand the point of this VI? When hitchhiking, is the switch actor useful? (obviously no, since nowhere are the FIFO connections cut, the nesteds are not deleted in the actor who is going to be switched)

J'ai téléchargé le fameux state actor patern et clairement il n'explique absolument rien. Ou puis je trouver un exemple ? A quoi ça sert ? Est ce que quelqu'un sait vraiment ? Il n'y a aucun exemples null part dans les exemple NI et ce VI ne montre absolument rien clear 274 / 5 000 Résultats de traduction Résultat de traduction Good morning I downloaded the famous state actor patern and clearly it explains absolutely nothing. Where can I find an example? What's the point ? Does anyone really know? There are no examples anywhere in the NI examples and this VI shows absolutely nothing

OK i'll check thank you

It's quite frustrating not to have a direct answer to my question and to be forced to dissect a package to understand. The simplest thing would have been to explain this override better. I'll go see but it's really not practical

I really need to understand how it works. Unfortunatelly there is few information on substitute actor override. Anyone able to help me ?

Hi everybody, I'm trying to use in actor framework the substitute actor override but there is no example on internet. Is someone can provide me a simple example to understand it ? Thank you

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thanks ! It's very simple in fact ...