Large OOP project slow edit time performance

[WireJunky]

I am currently working on an application framework that eases the development of active objects...  everything is working, but the problem I am currently having is that when i change the private data of one of the derived classes and then run a test, labview would freeze for up to 10 seconds before the block diagram is run. If I do not change the private data of any derived classes, and run for a second time then labview responds instantly. 

Is there a work around to this? or is this 'lock-up' expected? and has anyone else also experienced this? 

[Ben]

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@WireJunky wrote:

I am currently working on an application framework that eases the development of active objects...  everything is working, but the problem I am currently having is that when i change the private data of one of the derived classes and then run a test, labview would freeze for up to 10 seconds before the block diagram is run. If I do not change the private data of any derived classes, and run for a second time then labview responds instantly. 

Is there a work around to this? or is this 'lock-up' expected? and has anyone else also experienced this? 

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I have read Stephan saying the LVOOP tries to get the best performance possible and amoung other things, once memory is allocated for a wire it stays allocated. Since the space required for storing the private data for an instance of that private data will probably change when the contents of the private data is redefined, it make since (to me) that a change to the private data definition would require memory management. Since it runs quick on the second attempt, I suspect the data buffers from run one are re-used in the second run.

If i mis-read your meaning of "change the private data" ignore the above.

Ben

[WireJunky]

Thanks Ben, I had this idea that it could be a memory allocation issue.. kind of throws a wrench into my efforts for creating a framework that makes it easier on developers for creating and testing their code. If every edit of the class's data results in a wait period of 10 seconds (which would become more I expect as an application develops around this framework) then I need to find another way of structuring my framework.. if that will help

[EvenDeejay]

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[Dennis_Knutson]

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[hanyang19861017@163.com]

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