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Memory leaks while .NET communication, but is it dependent on PC?

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Hello,

I am trying to handle a Thorlabs motorized actuator by simple VI with a .NET container.

And I am in trouble to handle memory leakage even if I close all references that I used.

I tried to close all references that I've used, as you can see a screenshot of block diagram below.

 

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I wrote this VI in LabVIEW 2019(64 bit) with saving for previous version(13.0), and copied the VI to another PC which LabVIEW 2013(32 bit) has been installed.

In a PC with LV 2013, the total consuming memory of LabVIEW increases by ~200MB, every time I call this VI.

However, I am confused because it was okay in another PC with LV 2019 - the memory increases by ~200MB, but when the running is finished, the memory went back to normal.

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Just a wild guess, but maybe different .NET versions?

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Thank you for your answer, but unfortunately it wasn't a clue.

I checked both PC's .NET framework versions and these are exactly same.

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I rewrote my VI with APT programming(ActiveX communications), and the memory usages look fine for both computers.

 

Thank you all! 😀

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Sorry I wasn't of more help.  😞

 

Glad you found a solution, though.  And thanks for marking your own post as the solution so other forum members can benefit from your experience!  🙂

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