02-04-2015 01:01 PM
In LabView 2014F1, I discovered a very disturbing bug. Take a sampling probe window I've been working with in order to ferret out issues with an FPGA sub-vi:
Scrolling left and right using the mouse results in changes to signal alignment! Which one is correct? It's difficult to know...
Re-running the simulation (DEN based using a CSV file as a vector input) without touching the probe window results in a identically aligned signal set to the original window (But signals still shift vertically which is highly irritating)
This should be considered a critical bug given that the behavior is unpredictable and results in incorrect signal display. The probe window is critical to debugging FPGA code in LV2014 and if it can’t be trusted to display actual data relationships, it is entirely useless. It should never have made it into the production release of LabView FPGA in this condition.
02-05-2015 05:55 PM - edited 02-05-2015 05:57 PM
Hi xl600
We really appreciate the feedback you provided. I would like to check if we can reproduce this behavior from out end just to be sure that we are dealing with a bug. Have you been able to reproduce this behavior in more than one computer?
Thank you!
WenR
02-05-2015 07:25 PM
02-06-2015 08:44 AM
I understand your frustration, in order to be able to report this bug, we need to be able to reproduce the error. I have tried zomming in and out and moving the scroll in the Sampling Probe Watch Window in my computer (2014 FPGA Module), but the lines do not lose alignment.
I was wondering if you could post a zip file with a simplified version of your code, that behaves as you describe, and the steps you follow to reproduce the issue in that code, so we can see the same behavior in our side?
WenR