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LabVIEW 2011 Block Diagram/Front Panel reacts slowly

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Thank you for the suggestions. But

 

-I have considered already a disk drive/network problem: drive OK, enough space, defragmented

-I have doubled the RAM size

-no virus found (at least nothing known until now...)

-I have been spending some time with the resource monitor - there is no extraordinary program or process running. Just LV, actually.

-Anti-Virus is run by the company admin, but others working with LV did not report such a problem

-there is no navigation window open

-just tried the Mass-Compile - now I wait and see what happens

 

As told before, the problem occurs after some time and not right from the start. Next time this problem appears I will attach a screen video.

 

Thank you so far

 

Ben

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...As told before, the problem occurs after some time and not right from the start. Next time this problem appears I will attach a screen video.

 

Thank you so far

 

Ben


 

Do you save frequently?

 

Speaking for myself you can almost call my "ctrl-s" a nervous tick I do it so often.

 

I have heard others mention that working with the Project open vs closed makes a difference.

 

Please show us a screen shot of your code so we can gt an idea what type of other factors can be playing a part.

 

Ben

 

Retired Senior Automation Systems Architect with Data Science Automation LabVIEW Champion Knight of NI and Prepper LinkedIn Profile YouTube Channel
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Yes, I save frequently.

 

But: it did not occur today. The only thing different I did in the morning was starting the main VI outside of the project and save it. This was actually not my intention but this might have been the solution. So, if it does not happen again it indeed might have been some problem with inside/outside project or some XML jam, as you mentioned, Ben.

 

I hope this has been it. But I wait a day or more before I regard this as solved...

 

Ben

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If it takes time for this to run slowly I would have to think that this is a memory leak. Open the task manager and look at the handles to see if they are going up over time. If they are then you have a leak. There are other programs that can show you this too but task manager has always worked for me.

 

You should also look to see if you are builoding an array of data over time. There could be something that is taking a lot of memory with the construction of the array.

Tim
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@aeastet wrote:

If it takes time for this to run slowly I would have to think that this is a memory leak. Open the task manager and look at the handles to see if they are going up over time. If they are then you have a leak. There are other programs that can show you this too but task manager has always worked for me.

 

You should also look to see if you are builoding an array of data over time. There could be something that is taking a lot of memory with the construction of the array.


Hi Tim,

 

I think the "slow down" is in the development environment... durring edititng.

 

Ben

 

Retired Senior Automation Systems Architect with Data Science Automation LabVIEW Champion Knight of NI and Prepper LinkedIn Profile YouTube Channel
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Without seeing the code, I would say good advice were suggested.  I can't think of anything else at this time.

 

Are you able to determine if the time when the slow down occurs is within a certain window of execution?  (ie: within 15 mins)

Is it possible to post the code and have someone run it to see if they get a similar slow down?

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