Configuring the Target Syntax (Microprocessor SDK)
You can customize the LabVIEW editing environment so only features a target supports are available. Refer to the LabVIEW Embedded Development Module Target Distribution Guide, available by selecting Start»All Programs»National Instruments»LabVIEW»LabVIEW Manuals and opening EMB_Distribution_Guide.pdf, for more information about customizing the editing environment, which you must do if you plan on reselling your target.
Target syntax determines the supported and unsupported features for a specific target. Configuring the target syntax limits features users can use when developing an embedded application to the features the target can support. Target syntax also prevents you or other users from importing unsupported VIs from other targets.
Select Tools»Microprocessor SDK»Configure Target Syntax to open the Configure Target Syntax dialog box. Use the Configure Target Syntax dialog box to create the TargetSyntax.xml file, which is the file LabVIEW uses to check the target syntax.
 | Caution This process overwrites the default TargetSyntax.xml file, which LabVIEW uses to determine target syntax. National Instruments recommends that you back up TargetSyntax.xml before modifying it. |