LABWINDOWS/CVI Development Beginner and Advanced

Author: Zhang Fengjun
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: LabWindows/CVI is a programming tool developed by NI (National Instruments, a U.S. company). This book is divided into two parts: an introductory section and an advanced section. The introductory section primarily introduces the basic methods and steps for developing test control software using LabWindows/CVI, including: an introduction to the LabWindows/CVI development environment, analysis of LabWindows/CVI application structures, user interface programming, simple instrument control programming, and methods for extending the LabWindows/CVI standard library. The advanced section primarily covers the advanced programming and development capabilities of LabWindows/CVI, including: Windows SDK programming under LabWindows/CVI, using and developing static libraries and dynamic link libraries, using ActiveX controls, network programming, database programming, advanced instrument control programming, instrument driver development, and how to publish LabWindows/CVI applications. The book is rich in content, detailed in explanation, and highly practical. The numerous typical program examples provided in the book are suitable for readers of all levels. This book is suitable for application developers in all computer-related fields. LabWindows/CVI is a programming tool developed by NI. This book is divided into two parts: an introductory section and an advanced section. The introductory section primarily introduces the basic methods and steps for developing test control software using LabWindows/CVI, including: an introduction to the LabWindows/CVI development environment, analysis of LabWindows/CVI application structures, user interface programming, simple instrument control programming, and methods for extending the LabWindows/CVI standard library. The advanced section primarily covers the advanced programming and development capabilities of LabWindows/CVI, including: Windows SDK programming under LabWindows/CVI, using and developing static libraries and dynamic link libraries, using ActiveX controls, network programming, database programming, advanced instrument control programming, instrument driver development, and how to publish LabWindows/CVI applications.