A proxy mechanism allowing LabVIEW programs to easily write out to the command line.
The latest package is available via the releases tab on Github and is also available on the NI Tools Network feed on VI Package Manager
To install download the VI package (or search it on the tools network) and run. This will install the LabVIEW library and the required Windows application.
The Windows application has to be added to the system path so it will cause a UAC prompt in Windows.
The VI package is built for LabVIEW 2015 and later. The Windows application has been tested on Windows 7 & 10 but should work on other versions of Windows.
When installed with the supplied installer the application is added to Windows path variable so you can launch it from any command line using g-cli
See http://jamesmc86.github.io/G-CLI/ for instructions on using this tool.
NI now ships a CLI tool in LabVIEW with some common tools for continuous integration.
We have and will continue to develop this as our ability to iterate faster and having something community-driven (aka developed by the people using it) has shown a number of benefits which should show in greater stability and ease of use.
The key benefits to G CLI currently are: