Hi
Is it possible to install Labview on a Verdin module running Torizon?
The idea is to use this for function testing the hardware (COM port, I/O’s, SPI etc) prototypes and maybe also for volume production function test.
Possible to develop on a labtop and than run the labview software on the Verdin? Or is it possible to run the Labview IDE directly on the module?
Any guide on how to do this?
Thomas
Hi,
I thought NI abandoned ARM world long ago. Perhaps we could find application for LabView on SOM as well if it had better support.
Edward
Greetings @TJO,
As @Edward has also stated it seems the LabView support for embedded Linux isn’t very well developed. After some research the best I could find was this: LabVIEW Hobbyist Toolkit Download
The above solution claims to work on similar arm-based embedded linux platforms. Though it doesn’t seem very well tested or maintained as it uses an older version of LabView. In short I would say if you have to use LabView then give this a shot though I imagine things won’t “just work”.
However if you’re flexible then perhaps look into other options that are better supported for arm-based embedded Linux. For example just to give a suggestion, while I don’t know too much about it personally I know internally we, Toradex use LAVA for similar functional testing purposes. Introduction to LAVA — LAVA 2022.11.1 documentation
Though this is just a suggestion as I can’t speak for your specific requirements.
Best Regards,
Jeremias
Thanks for feedback!!
You are welcome.
Best regards.
