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desktop execution trace toolkit reference leak

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I just decided to run the toolkit to see what it does on a project and found a unknown leak 0x0A185718.  The event is described as a reference leak and it says it is in the top level VI and it happens when I stop the program.  The toolkit is ver 2014 and I am running it on a 2011 sp1 project.

 

I notice that when I click on an entry in the toolkit it will take you to the location of the event.  But since it is the top level VI it does not really help.  I went through and closed every reference I could find, but I still get the unknown leak.  I tried the LabVIEW example dealing with the toolkit and that seems to work fine.

 

So then I started to disable parts of the code and tracked the leak down to DAQmx read (Analog 1D Wfm Nchan Nsamp).vi.  I created a test vi with only that vi and it will generate the unknown error when stopped.  I also tried with the 2D DBL output and got an unknown reference error.

 

Is this a big deal?  Any idea why it is an unknown error eventhough it is coming from the DAQmx vi?

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Are you closing and clearing the task?


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Doh!

 

That was it.

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