Donald Gaffney wrote:
>
> On Thu, 19 Nov 1998, Basham, Richard R wrote:
>
> > In case some of you do not know anything about LabView, it is a graphical
> > language. It allows the "programmer" to attach icons, that define
> > functions, together to create a program. I am a tried and true C programmer
<snip>
>
> LabVIEW is a good hook for some beginners that need to get something done
> quickly; it is, in a sense, the "Visual Basic" of data acquistion and
> instrument control. I would say its performance is poor and unsuitable for
> real-time tasks requiring sub-Hz periods (this has a lot to do with the
<SNIP>
Take a good look a "Glish". It was designed for the purpose of controlling
things like Radio Telescopes and analyzing data from same. It is free
and actively maintained. Looks like a very good fit with RTL. The
300 page manual time some time to read however.
It is not for non-programmers but I assume if you are messing with RTL
you _are_ a programmers.
Check out
http://www.cv.nrao.edu/glish/
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