On Thu, 29 Oct 1998, Moez Naseer wrote:
> I have not had a good experience with LabVIEW. General opinion is that
> it's compiled code is generally slower than ANSI C code. Personally I felt
> a lot of difficulty in visualizing the code I wrote. It's not sequential.
> >From one point, more than one wires can go to another point. This makes it
> hard to really know what is happening first and what's happening
> afterwards. In C, that's not the case because statements execute in
> sequential order.
You should expect to have to adjust your style of thinking when you try a
different class of language. If you're used to sequential, text-based
proggramming, of course visual languages would take some getting used to.
LabVIEW programmers probably think similair things about C. Also, LabVIEW
isn't that much slower than C, though it is somewhat slower. Of course,
what isn't (besides assembly)?
I really need to stop following up to non-linux topics in this linux
mailing list...
Todd Greer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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