LabVIEW
How to speed up array manipulation
Solved!
Hi hun,
you DID NOT include any meaningful data in your VI ("positions").
As you divide by an array size of zero your VI tries to create an array of size 2^31-1 DBL elements…
AGAIN:
Attach the VI with meaningful data in it!
And please explain (in detailed manner) how you want your pulses be generated!
(Running your VI with two "Position" values takes just milliseconds here…)
After filling in data into relevant controls, you need to make the new values the default before saving. Do you know how to do that?
From a a quick glance at the code, you seem to exclusively deal with integers (except for the time and position control before multiplication). So why is there so much orange in the code??
Instead of "Insert into array", use "built array"".
The inner FOR loop is identical in the two cases, thus it belongs after the case structure. Only one instance needed.
The small case structure is useless, you automatically get zero if you index outside the valid range. Delete it and keep only the default code.
The outer loop needs to be a FOR loop because the number of iterations is known before the loop starts.
thehun wrote:About the "orange", I can't get rid of it completely as the input array "Position" comes from another module and is in DBL format, and also when performind some divisions which don't throw integer results I have to deal with DBL variables.
Yes, I noticed that. Here's a rewrite keeping approximately the original functionality. Maybe it can give you some ideas. THere are probably bugs.
