Can i genarate a VHDL skript with Labview?

Hi,
is it possible to genarate an VHDL skrit or .dat like
name.vhd
with Labview?
mabye that i can write the code with Labview and save it as .vhd
on this way it is very easy to use Labview as VHDL-software. is it possible to do this?
thx

I think it is not possible at this time.
At my opinion NI is forced for releasing a tool that can do this in the future because there is software from the mathworks who can do this; 'Generating VHDL code for target independent hardware'.
Magic Google words:
http://www.google.be/search?hl=nl&q=%27Generating+​VHDL+code+for+target+independent+hardware&meta=

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