I installed all libraries and I am testing Blink LED  example but the Arduino IDE did not like following statement generated by the VI:

"void LVSubVI_pinMode(bool output? = false,long pin_number = 0)"

expected ',' or '...' before '?' token

I was not sure on how to use your tool, I think you just run the Example VI and copy the generated code into the Arduino IDE. It will be nice if you post "How to use" example.

Thanks

this statement is wrong written: "void LVSubVI_pinMode(bool output? = false,long pin_number = 0)"

going to check what I screwed, haven't seen this example for looong time, but I will correct it now, there is just mistype or something, this is easy to repair, thanks for your comment, hopefully this will not discourage it in trying this transciptor, there could be small bugs, I was writing that for 4 months and there was lot what to implement to make it just running in basic mode and therefore I implemented much more, but these bugs are really frustrating, one more time thanks for your comment, going to repair it

now I'm looking at example at my side and see problem, I suppose you opened Blink example and was looking through VIs and opened one with password and enter password into it. At that moment LabVIEW remembered your password in cache.
My transciptor differs VIs which are going to be transcripted into arduino code by that if they are password protected or not. So when you used password it seems for LabVIEW that VIs which should be transcripted by implemented dictionary are not password protected and try t go deeper and transcript them.
In your case just close LabVIEW and opened it and again try to generate code, it will run, or there is option to clear LabVIEW IDE password cache manually, go for Tools -> Options then in left panel "Environment" and ther is button "Clear Password Cache".

Yeah sounds complicated but it's really easy, this is transciptor feature, each library has dictionary how to translate VIs based on their names to arduino code and this process is done when password protected VI is found or some LabVIEW native structure is found.

Hope this helps, here is code which is generated on my laptop for Blink example and compiles fine for Arduino Nano for comparison to your output:

#include <ArduinoSTL.h>

#include <vector>
using namespace std;

void Blink(){
    /*feedback and shift regs. declarations */
    
    /* END feedback and shift regs declarations */
    bool wireUID_424_ = true;
    bool wireUID_740_ = true;
    long wireUID_705_ = 3;
    long wireUID_652_ = 2;
    pinMode(wireUID_652_,wireUID_740_?OUTPUT:INPUT);
    pinMode(wireUID_705_,wireUID_740_?OUTPUT:INPUT);
    /***** BEGIN WhileLoop ********/
    vector< bool > feedbackNode_615;
    bool feedbackNodeInitBool_615 = true;
    
    bool wireUID_430_ = false; //LoopEndRef.
    int iteratorUID_289 = 0; //loop iterator
    do{
     //shift register init and get front value
        /*feedback and shift regs. declarations */
        
        /* END feedback and shift regs declarations */
        bool wireUID_317_;
        bool wireUID_642_;
        long wireUID_1157_ = 2;
        long wireUID_921_ = 3;
        long wireUID_426_ = 220;
        if (feedbackNodeInitBool_615){
            feedbackNode_615.push_back(wireUID_424_);
            feedbackNodeInitBool_615 = false;
        }
        wireUID_642_ = feedbackNode_615.front(); feedbackNode_615.erase(feedbackNode_615.begin());
        delay(wireUID_426_);
        wireUID_317_ = !wireUID_642_;
        digitalWrite(wireUID_921_,wireUID_642_?HIGH:LOW);
        /* Don't know how to translate class "Generic ->GObject ->Node": "" */
        digitalWrite(wireUID_1157_,wireUID_317_?HIGH:LOW);
        feedbackNode_615.push_back(wireUID_317_);
        
        
         //C code
        
         //output assgn.
        iteratorUID_289++; //iterator increment
    }while(!wireUID_430_); //negation because in LabVIEW it is when stop (oposite)
    
    /****** END WhileLoop */
    
    
    
}

void setup(){
    Blink();
}
void loop(){
}

Can you please explain why am I getting this registration window popup during package installation?

http://www.geverywhere.com/register/

Thanks,

Mario

I have no idea there is such popup, will check, but never noticed this

Is your code dependent on tsxperts compiler for LabView or is stand alone tool that we can use with LabView?

Thanks.

Hi, this project is written from scratch and is not dependent on anything, you just install package with transciptor and it appears in LabVIEW menu. This must be used with developer IDE because it's using VI scripting which is available just in developer IDE not in runtime.