QUOTE(Mikkel @ Nov 15 2007, 03:35 AM)
I have heard that C is much easier to reverse engineer than Labview so I do not think I would. i also have contacted Labview and here is their reply
Hey Hugh,
This is Ryan from National Instruments. As in my previous email, in
version 8.0 and less you can change the file name of the .exe
application to .llb and see a list of the vi's that are used in the
program. You cannot get back to the block diagram from a .exe. If
you want to add a further layer of protection then you can completely
remove diagrams from the source code before you even compile down
into a .exe. Make sure you back up your program because when you
remove the block diagrams you can't get them back.
Here is a link on how to remove the block diagrams from the source code:
And here is a link to what is exactly happening when you remove them from
the source code:
I have verified this information with a LabVIEW Platinum member. Let me
know if this answers your question.
Regards,
Ryan Northington
Applications Engineering
National Instruments