Anyone else experienced a recent problem with a LabVIEW crash seemingly related to waveform chart manipulation? I have a fairly complex project underway which has been perfectly stable until I recently added a couple of waveform charts - pretty run-of-the-mill stuff, though I did extend the history length on each of them to 32K points.
Both the development environment, and the executable, will insta-crash with some runtime chart manipulation (I haven't pinned it to a a specific action, yet), and I've also experienced the crash when I *wasn't* touching the UI, and the charts weren't even visible (they live on a tab page which wasn't selected).
One has two traces (cluster of two doubles); the other has three (cluster of three doubles). In the three-trace chart, I flip a value between two traces where the alternate trace is fed NaN - the old trick to give the appearance of a color-changing trace.
Wasn't expecting this relatively recent version of LV to have chart rendering problems. Maybe graphics hardware related? The target is a PXI-8861, Win 10 x64, and the graphics adapter is AMD Radeon E6465, driver version 15.201.0.0. I believe but haven't confirmed that this is the stock OS and hardware driver installation.
Thanks for any responses,
Dave
David Boyd
Sr. Test Engineer
Abbott Labs
(lapsed) Certified LabVIEW Developer
