C to Labview conversion

[subasa]

Hi every one

I am in a process of converting some C code to LabView. The problem is that my C programming is poor so I am having some problem in translating the C code to LabView. There are no comments available on the program. If any one can help me and convert it for me to LabView, it would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance

[ned]

QUOTE (subasa @ Nov 24 2008, 08:18 AM)

Hi every one

I am in a process of converting some C code to LabView. The problem is that my C programming is poor so I am having some problem in translating the C code to LabView. There are no comments available on the program. If any one can help me and convert it for me to LabView, it would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance

I don't think your problem is your skill in C programming, since the code you posted appears to be VisualBasic.

[asbo]

Unless I'm really off it, that looks like Visual Basic 6, not C ... I haven't messed with VB6 recently enough to remember exactly what some of those function calls might do, either.

[subasa]

Thanks for the insight. I though it was C but even if it's Visual Basic it doesn't help me much, I am not an expert in programming. I can understand LabView but not C or Visual Basic. So any help would be great.

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QUOTE (subasa @ Nov 24 2008, 09:53 AM)

Thanks for the insight. I though it was C but even if it's Visual Basic it doesn't help me much, I am not an expert in programming. I can understand LabView but not C or Visual Basic. So any help would be great.

I recommend working through the code line by line. There's a alot of overhead in there, so the actual code is not that much. Use Google and online pages for specific information on VB functions.

e.g. DIM is simply a declaration/allocation of a variable that will be used later in the code.

Begin and End mark a specifc section of code.

VB does use objects with their own properties and methods. For example dlg is declared as a UserDialog object.

Dim dlg As UserDialog

Therefore you will see calls to the properties and method of that object. (' marks a comment line)

' set defaults for dialogdlg.probe_name="probe"'dlg.distance = "60."dlg.phase_min = "0."dlg.phase_max = "-699.5"dlg.fmax="25.00"dlg.probe_name_pec = "probe"dlg.modfile ="3_hexa_structure_PEC"dlg.fmin = "0"

You can also pass an object to another function.

'MsgBox datafileDialog dlg

As you get going, post specific questions here.