Running exe files in labview (or alternatives)

I am currently trying to make LabVIEW communicate with a DT3155 frame grabber. It reads exe files programmed in c. I initially wanted to call the dll libraries of the frame grabber and rewrite the code into sub-VI's, but then realized it would be much too big for me to make. Is there any way to call on exe files in LabVIEW, so that I can run a program whenever I wanted to perform a function? And if not, what other options can I consider utilizing? Sorry if this question is too basic, I'm just starting to learn LabVIEW. Thanks in advance for any help you guys can offer to me. ~Josh

To run an EXE, you can use the System Exec function on the communications palette. You can pass command line parameters to the EXE. The tricky part is usually getting the EXE to pass data back to LabVIEW. I did a Google search for DT3155 and LabVIEW and found a couple places that sell LabVIEW drivers. This is the option that I would go with. One of them is at http://www.alliancevision.com/net/lv_driv_frmgb.htm.

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Best regards,
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To launch an executable with options using the syntax filename.exe -option1 -option2, create a filename.bat file that calls the executable with the options syntax and use this VI to call the filename.bat file. "
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Run Program.vi ‏30 KB

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I am using labview 7, is it possible to link a .exe file to labview,
i am using a stepper motor controller i have their software to control & set & change settings etc.. & that is a exe file which is a dos based programme, is it possible to link that exe to labview, & i should open & run that programe (motor controller) from labview.
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I want to run LabVIEW executable files on a target PC, where there is no LabVIEW installed. These files are used to do measurement using DAQ devices.
In order to run these .exe file, I guess that I should install both LabVIEW Runtime Engine and NI-DAQmx on the target PC. Is it right?
I'm wondering if it is mantatory to install NI-DAQmx on the target PC. I tried running .exe files without NI-DAQmx installed, but there was an error: nilvaiu.dll couldn't be found. Shouldn't this file be included automatically when building the executable files?
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how to run .exe files in mac pro?
i am looking for this to play games in my mac pro.
if someone got a answer, just let me know
cheers.

mailking wrote:
And I fail to see why you are attacking me...
My comment is Valid... " .exe files will not run natively on Mac OS X..."
I am sorry. I had the false impression that it was commonly known that .exe files did not run on Mac OSX natively and failed to see any constructive critique you were bringing. Maybe I am wrong. Again deepest apologies.
Unfortunately... these days... not every one is aware of this .exe fact..
Apology accepted.. and Thank You..

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Hello again everyone,
I have a .exe file and when I click on it a dialog box comes up asking me to choose an application that will run it.
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