Labview arm module

hi every one,
        my project is remote patient monitoring using arm with labview based embedded plotform..I have the  arm7  LPC(2378)  processor  . can i use import labview arm module in that processor...also give some useful link to the project...

Don't know about your project, but LabVIEW Embedded Module for ARM Microcontrollers "project" is here:http://www.ni.com/arm/

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