Osx 10.7 incompatibility

Is there going to be any update to Mac Labview for Mac OSX 10.7.
NI-VISA 5.0.0 does not install on 64 bit OS and most of Labview quits expectedly running some VIs
I have Labview 2010, 32 bit installed
Most of the Arduino VIs also cause unexpected quits!!

Good morning,
Thanks for the question. I understand that it's really frustration to upgrade to a new OS and find many of
your projects failing. For the time being, this document describes current compatibility issues.
Additionally, for help with Arduinos specifically, please try the forums at ni.com/arduino as they may have more wisdom about compatibility with Lion.
If you feel strongly about this issue, feel free to share it at NI Idea Exchange!
Regards,
Lisa
Applications Engineer
National Instruments

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