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COMPINATION OF FPGA VI

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I have 3 fpga sub VIs  attached to a main fpga VI, i want to know is it sufficient to compile only main fpga or i have to compile each sub VIs individually ?

is there any way to increase the speed of compilation in windows 10 ?

thank you

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Hi sks,

 

you only need to compile the main VI - as usual in LabVIEW.

To speed up the compilation you could use a faster computer...

Best regards,
GerdW


using LV2016/2019/2021 on Win10/11+cRIO, TestStand2016/2019
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@sksknight wrote:

is there any way to increase the speed of compilation in windows 10 ?


Buy a faster computer. Or a compile farm. Or compile in the cloud. And\Or reduce your program. And\Or move data from slices to ram. Avoid code that is difficult to compile (like, and esp. Quotient and Remainder).

 

Note that the compilation, AFAIK, is single threaded. So an older computer with one fast core might be faster then a oct core with slower CPU speed...

 

Excluding the compile directory from the virus scan for makes a world of difference. It used to be C:\FPGA, IIRC... Karspersky used to make the compilation fail 50% of the time (usually at the end of the compile).

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