LabView Vs HP VEE and Visual C++

I am looking for some information on the differences between LabView,
HP VEE, and Visual C++. I am especially interested in Object
Oriented Programming and how that technique compares to what is
written in HP VEE and LabView.
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> > I am looking for some information on the differences between
LabView,
> > HP VEE, and Visual C++. I am especially interested in Object
> > Oriented Programming and how that technique compares to what is
> > written in HP VEE and LabView.
> >
>
> Keep in mind who I work for and that my impressions aren't totally
> unbiased -- they are my opinion.
>
> LV is a compiled dataflow language that is quite powerful in what can
be
> written in it because of the huge number of libraries available for it
> and the modularity. The language itself still has quite a simple
> syntax, and it is good for rapid prototyping. The language shares a
few
> features with object oriented languages, but it is not an object
> oriented language.
>
> HP-VEE is an interpreted language that is part dataflow with lots of
> control flow melded in. It also have libraries that target it towards
> engineering apps, but it hasn't been around as long, and its libraries
> and language are not nearly as powerful. It also has a few features
> that are like those in object oriented languages, but it isn't object
> oriented either.
>
> C++ is very flexible, very complicated, and quite object oriented,
> although it is by no means the holy grail of OOP (object oriented
> programming). Like C, it is meant to be structured, but flexible
enough
> to write things like operating systems, complete with embedded
assembly,
> and the like.
>
> I know two of these quite well, and I'm familiar with VEE and quite a
> few similar tools. As for OOP, object oriented design is something
that
> you can do on any project, and then implement it in anything you want.
> There are papers at the last couple NIWeeks by Stepan Riha about GOOP
or
> graphical OOP with LV. It explains how to construct objects out of VI
> sets so that your application is better isolated from changes to the
> different objects. I highly recommend looking at his NIWeek99 paper.
>
> If you want to more easily learn OOP, you may want to look at JAVA.
If
> you have lots of time and must have the most powerful tool ever
written,
> then be sure to stock up on the C++ books and bury yourself in a hole
> for awhile so that it has time to soak in. If you have a job to do,
I'd
> say you should look at Stepan's paper and try to apply some of those
> techniques to your next project and use whatever tool you are
proficient in.
>
> Greg McKaskle
>
Thanks for the info, Greg. I went looking for Stepan Riha's paper
on OOP in LabVIEW from NIWEEK 99, but I could not find any of
the papers on National Instruments website. Will they be posted
later or am I not looking in the right place?
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