Hi, this is similiar to another post, but it was suggested that I start a new post. The previous post may help with background information.
I'm using LabWindows 2013 and am suddenly getting return values from the Timer() function that are incorrect: they have 2^32 added to their proper value. I have been using CVI since version 3.1 and have never seen this. I know there was a rollover issue years ago when it got to this value, but that has been corrected for a long time.
My application is also using a lot of TCP communication now which is an interesting similarity with the previous post. I have a second application runnng at the same time and it does not see this error at the same time, so I wonder if there is something in my application that could be causing this. My application has been running at several customer sites for close to a year now and this has just come up on a specific PC.
The code using the Timer() function is very simple, just comparing Timer() with the last time a TCP message was received and making sure there are still messages coming in. There is no way that I am incorrectly manipulating the returned value, the Timer() function is clearly returning an invalid number.
I realize this will be a challenging one to sort out, but hopefully it can be resolved.
