sammamishmac

If you can install them in LabVIEW 64bit and can open the VIs without getting a broken arrow then yes they have been obviously recompiled for Windows 64 bit. The LabVIEW Call Library Node can only access DLLs that are specifically compiled for the platform that LabVIEW is itself running on.

It does not mean that that is a 100% warranty that there might not be still somewhere 32 bit limits in the IMAQ Visions software, but the DLL itself is certainly 64bit code.

Rolf Kalbermatter

Thank you Rolf!

I have no doubt that it will work. I need to know if the libraries have been implemented as 64-bit code.

Regarding the first reply the vision libraries are activated via "Call Library Function Node" and are either DLLs or C++ code so they can't be recompiled from LabVIEW.

Does anyone know if NI Vision 2009 VIs are native 64-bit code and not 32-bit? I am running Vista 64 and LabVIEW 2009 x64.

Has anyone written or is anyone aware of 3rd party LV drivers for the Lecroy Voyager M3 USB analyzer? The API provided by LeCroy has limited capabilities.

Thank you,

SM