decriptare codice vhdl generato da labview FPGA

Salve,

Quello che sto cercando di rates e di open a file vhd generato da labview FPGA during the United Nations VI, per vedere come viene scritto codice di compilaizione of it. Questo pole mi'd of poterlo confrontare con UN identico codice scritto directly in vhdl...

Salve,

non e possibile access al codice vhdl generato da LabVIEW FPGA compile durante.

LabVIEW e stato been proprio per evitare di codice vhdl texts scrittura/analysis.

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