Does LabView 2013 supports spartan 3E FPGA

Hi,
whether Labview 2013 supports spartan 3E driver.
i could not able to find drivers for that.
Else, i have procured Xilinx XUP V5 board.
can i use the virtex 5 board with labview 2013. for that any driver is there...

T-REX$ wrote:
Hey mangood,
There currently is no support for the Spartan3E board in LabVIEW FPGA 2013, and I am not aware of any plan for developing support in the near future. Sorry for the bad news...
DEAR
i have lab view 2012 and it has device drvie for spartan FPGA
only one year
may be can NI do this its simple
thank
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Hi NI
I has get labview 2013
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T-REX$ wrote:
Hey mangood,
There currently is no support for the Spartan3E board in LabVIEW FPGA 2013, and I am not aware of any plan for developing support in the near future. Sorry for the bad news...
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i have lab view 2012 and it has device drvie for spartan FPGA
only one year
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thank
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Does LabVIEW 2009 support the use of multiple monitors for development? Screen real estate use in LabVIEW is difficult. It would help if the developer could use more than one monitor.
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Spartan 3e Fpga

Hi Guys,
I have a Doubt Regarding Spartan3e Xup Board,
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Krish.

Hi,
For the Spartan-3E board (which is bought from Xilinx) to work with Labview FPGA, you need to install a driver which is provided on National Instruments site https://lumen.ni.com/nicif/us/infolvfpgaxilsprtn/content.xhtml ... The driver was developed by NI to make researchers and educators use the more available Spartan-3E boards without a need to buy NI-RIO boards (On which there is a xilinx virtex-5 FPGA).
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