Ok here we go I think you will get alot of replies but I guess I will start....
1. LabVIEW does have source code control and can integrate with probably one of the most powerful source code control programs Visual Source Safe by Microsoft. 2. As far as revision history, there is a setting to enable a popup window to enter comments every time the vi is saved, closed, etc. This revision history is kept on a vi basis. So the history goes wherever the vi goes. 3. LabVIEW does its own compliling and doesn't burden the user with the problems of syntax. Ask your co worker how easy it is to make a window with 3 buttons? Actually ask them how long it will take? Compare it to LV and there should be the real answer. 4. So far I have not found 1 think that LV cannot do that C++ can. The biggest benefit is the development time or lack of development time when in LV. I am just opening the can of worms I am sure others will reply and pick up where I left off. By the way I started as a C++ and Assembly programmer... :)
