Can LabView FPGA module work with non-NI FPGAs?

Simple Question: Can the LabView FPGA Module work with other FPGAs? Im assuming yes, but id like ot make sure first. Normaly I go with NI for most of my stuff, but they just are lacking in the FPGA hardware for what I need, but Im accustumed to LabView so I would like to stick with that to program it.
Thanks!
-Mark

Using LabVIEW and LabVIEW RT you can access the registers on any PCI/PXI card using the NI-VISA driver. NI-VISA also allows you to handle interrupts and DMA data. For interrupts you will not actually write an interrupt service routine (ISR) in LabVIEW. Instead the VISA driver will acknowledge the interrupt to the card and then pass a VISA event to the LabVIEW application letting the application know that it needs to process the interrupt. Detailed information about this type of programming is available in the following documents.
Using the VISA Driver Development Wizard and NI-VISA to Register-Level Program a PXI/PCI Device unde...
Configuring LabVIEW Real-Time and NI-VISA to Recognize a Third Party Device
Configuring LabVIEW Real...
Developing a LabVIEW Real-Time Driver for a PXI or Compact PCI Device
Porting a Windows PCI Device Driver to LabVIEW Real-Time
Considerations in Implementing LabVIEW Real-Time Drivers
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