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Hello all,

 

I was trying to make my own "benchmarking program" 

too see if my code can become faster.

 

I already a vi for it, see attachment.

The strange part is that it gives 0.0000000000 for the following program:

benchmark.PNG

 

Is there a problem in my code?

Or is my pc too fast Smiley Very Happy

 

Koen

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Your attachment and VI doesn't match

 

when I downloaded the code then this is the imageUntitled10.png

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The vi is the benchmarking vi that i made.

the picture that i delivered was just a way to test if it worked, the tested vi has no purpose.

 

 

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where you receiving 0.000000?

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which is following vi

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Yes, I was receiving that over the flat sequence. As elapsed time.

 

Here is the test vi

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 Dibujo.PNG

You have to temporize your loop. Otherwise you are collapsing your computer processor.

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You have to temporize your loop. Otherwise you are collapsing your computer processor.


 

 

Thats actually what I'm trying to do. To see how fast it can run.

Though I don't like the ms counter i made my own counter (benchmark.vi).

The problem is when I wire it in a flat sequence it will give 0.000000 when they are substracted

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I think that it is too fast, just try it:

 

Dibujo.PNG

 

 

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Yes you were right. The loop was just faster then 0.0000000000s 

increased the iterations to 8000000, and it gave an answer:0.0312504768371582031s

 

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