How to read the map file?

Hello

I have a mapping file to the linker with some data as below

File name: Load.map

ABC 2000 b 598

BBB 20009672

My requirement is to read the hexadecimal value when an entry is given.

Inuts are 'ABC' or 'bbb '.

Example: entering "bbb-" is given then 20009672 should be displayed in the indicator.

Please let me know the solution because it is very urgent.

Thanks in advance,

Krishna

It's really basic things - both with LabVIEW and file reading/Bay of manipulation in general. Check the tutorials.

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