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Can I automate the compilation of download of an Arduino VI as part of a top level LabVIEW application? That is, I would like to call the compiler through a LabVIEW VI and point it to a VI to compile and download to my Arduino target. If this can be done through a command line, that would also work. Thanks.
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As a matter of fact, you can. On the Arduino Compatible Compiler for LabVIEW palette, you will notice a Compilation sub-palette with a Compile.vi in it. That is the API VI you want to use. For an example on how to use it, refer to the Serial – Monitoring GUI shipping example for an example on how to use the Compile VI as part of a host VI. Also check out the help manual. It shows how to use this VI as well as how to interface to the compiler through the command line.
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