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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 27, 2012
Filed:
Mar. 25, 2009
Subramanian Ramamoorthy, Austin, TX (US);
Lothar Wenzel, Round Rock, TX (US);
Gregory O. Morrow, Austin, TX (US);
Michael L. Santori, Austin, TX (US);
John C. Limroth, Austin, TX (US);
Ram Kudukoli, Austin, TX (US);
Robert E. Dye, Austin, TX (US);
Subramanian Ramamoorthy, Austin, TX (US);
Lothar Wenzel, Round Rock, TX (US);
Gregory O. Morrow, Austin, TX (US);
Michael L. Santori, Austin, TX (US);
John C. Limroth, Austin, TX (US);
Ram Kudukoli, Austin, TX (US);
Robert E. Dye, Austin, TX (US);
National Instruments Corporation, Austin, TX (US);
Abstract
System and method for programmatically generating a second graphical program associated with a second programming development environment based on a first graphical program associated with a first programming development environment. The second graphical program may be generated programmatically, without relying on user input, or may prompt for user input to determine various options to use in generating the second graphical program. The second graphical program may implement the functionality of, or a portion of the functionality of, the first graphical program. The method preferably generates the second graphical program such that the second programming development environment is operable to treat the second graphical program identically to a graphical program interactively developed by a user using the second programming development environment. Thus, once the second graphical program has been generated, the user may use the second programming development environment to edit the second graphical program, execute the second graphical program, etc.