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10-19-2015 02:25 PM
This is an excellent design, but there is a subtle issue. If the current or voltage is changed too rapidly, this will cause the queue to have a significant back-pressure of data elements, which could overload the Queue Read or Queue Write subroutines. Normally this won't be a problem, but for good coding practice you should include code to handle this. The best way would be to include a Queue Flush after data is sent to the queue. This is a rather advanced programming practice, so you may not want to delve into it. However, I'm sure that if you mention it to your teacher, you will get bonus points.
10-19-2015 04:15 PM
10-19-2015 05:58 PM - edited 10-19-2015 06:22 PM
@bigmushy wrote:
THANKS SO MUCH
My reply isn't worthy of thanks It is intentionally obfuscated; the only thing I considered implementing, but didn't, was encoding a snarky remark about Java in a boolean constant on the Block Diagram. I hope you're good enough at Java to see the blatant silliness in my code.
But, thanks for giving me credit for a solution!
10-19-2015 07:19 PM
Thanks, Jim. It has been a while since I saw a good RG to torture lazy students.
10-20-2015 01:58 AM
We need a LabVIEW version of http://www.ioccc.org/ 😄
10-20-2015 02:03 AM
jcarmody wrote:My reply isn't worthy of thanks It is intentionally obfuscated; the only thing I considered implementing, but didn't, was encoding a snarky remark about Java in a boolean constant on the Block Diagram. I hope you're good enough at Java to see the blatant silliness in my code.
I've seen soo much worse i consider that ok ... 🙂
/Y
10-20-2015 02:18 AM
@JKSH wrote:
We need a LabVIEW version of http://www.ioccc.org/ 😄
http://forums.ni.com/t5/BreakPoint/A-call-for-obfuscated-LabVIEW-code/td-p/197892/
10-21-2015 10:25 AM
THANKS BRO, UR THE BEST!!!
10-21-2015 10:30 AM
@bigmushy wrote:
THANKS BRO, UR THE BEST!!!
I think the troll (me) has been trolled.
10-21-2015 10:31 AM
Or the troll is in too far and won't back down now.
Cheers
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