c file for the example you are trying to cross-compile, and copy the contents of the example's. c and save the file - for this example, the ReadDigPort NI-DAQmx example will be used. These examples can be found at C:\Users\Public\Documents\National Instruments\NI-DAQ\Examples\DAQmx ANSI C on your computer if you installed NI-DAQmx C Support when installing the NI-DAQmx driver.
Launch Visual Studio Code, and open this new folder with the File > Open Folder option. Once you have completed the steps in the guide mentioned above, create a new directory to serve as the top-level directory for your NI-DAQmx project, and copy your template project into this new directory.The template created in the aforementioned guide will be the base for the subsequent steps. This will ensure you have the necessary software downloaded, familiarize you with the Visual Studio Code environment, and give you a template to use for cross-compiling ANSI C NI-DAQmx projects for NI Linux RT. Before attempting to cross-compile ANSI C NI-DAQmx examples, it is highly recommended to familiarize yourself with cross-compiling for Linux RT by going through parts 1 through 4 in the cross-compiling guide in the NI Linux Real-Time user group.
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