multicore toolkit

[altenbach]

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@rolfk wrote:

Your code example may actually have a possible flaw.

Yes, I mentioned that. I typically do an array sum or array max (after the timing sequence!) followed by autoinidexing of the resulting scalar. It does not seem to make a difference in my above code so I left it out.

[ssara]

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Hi altenbach

i have LabVIEW 2016, please can u convert the attached AxB-Parallel002.vi to 2016   

[ssara]

that is great,

indeed i optimized my vi to some what like urs  but i wired the iteration to case structure, of coarse ur vi is the best.

in the time speed result, could i save the result for each execution (each #of points)?? 

[altenbach]

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@ssara wrote:

i have LabVIEW 2016, please can u convert the attached AxB-Parallel002.vi to 2016   

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Here's 2015 version that you should be able to open. Make sure you have the MASM toolkit installed. (I also added a dummy output to definitely force the compiler to do all calculations).

[altenbach]

try downloading again.

[ssara]

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@altenbach wrote:

try downloading again.

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thank u altenbach for ur prompt feedback. It has been extremely useful.

but the beginning question is : can i optimize the speedup more?? 

can i use parallel for loop with MASM??

i used it with plain the exe time is less than Multicore! 

any explanation for the mul mechanism ?