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Cluster Controls causes either one loop to hang or LabVIEW to hang

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To post in the LabVIEW forum, go here and follow steps 1-3 as outlined. See how far you get.

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@altenbach wrote:

To post in the LabVIEW forum, go here and follow steps 1-3 as outlined. See how far you get.


In all fairnesss, when I was new here, I totally missed the [New Message] button.  I don't know why, but maybe because it doesn't really look like a button or something you could interact with to me.

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@usman.arif wrote:

Yeah may be thats because of my ineffecient coding. Plz tel me how can i check that i am running out of memory...??? is there any solution..?

Let's wait until you make your own thread before going into deep discussions. There is always a solution!

 

There are many ways to run out of memory, e.g. by constantly creating new rerefernce without ever closing any, by growing data structures without bounds, etc. Look at the task manager over time and see if you get a constant increase in memory use for this process. Your problem could also be elsehwere, e.g. with insufficient error handling to deal with communication glitches, etc.

 

We really need to see some code.

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http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/Labview-Controls/td-p/2609963

i have posted  my whole problem here....

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