10-25-2010 12:21 PM
Hi,
I am using Labview to communicate with an Octave script. I am doing that using the system exec vi. I need do many repetitive calls to this Octave script. Is there a way to speed up execution? The actual script does not run long from Octave, but it seems to take over 10x the time to run it through Labview, probably because the command prompt and octave are loaded every time. Does anyone have any ways to improve execution speed, or other ways to communicate with Octave? I need to load data into the script, and obtain data from the script.
Any suggestions are helpful,
Alex
10-25-2010 01:28 PM
i would first start by looking at what a short cut to a a file associated with the software to see what the command syntax is. If possible, a bat file may help out.
Ben
10-25-2010 02:29 PM
Hi Ben,
I need them to work in real-time. I am not sure if it is possible to use a data file with Labview and Octave at once. I will check into it though.
Aleksandr
10-25-2010 02:35 PM
@aleksandr wrote:
Hi Ben,
I need them to work in real-time. I am not sure if it is possible to use a data file with Labview and Octave at once. I will check into it though.
Aleksandr
Software can often appear as a smooth rock wall with not a crack in sight and no passwords appear obvious (see the Mines of Moria). In which case I approach the challenge in a similar manner to see if there is a back-door I can sneak in through.
Of course here on the forums we have the same challenge facing Gandalf "Speak Freind and enter", or in our case "Ask one of my buddies and ..."
Ben