The 5600/5641R example is a good concept, but it is not working.
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/epd/p/id/6196
When you try and open the host VI in this example (either example since there are 2 included), you will get an error dialog "Not enough memory to complete this operation".
It is very easy to reproduce.
This was attempted on multiple computers, multiple Windows OS (Win XP, 7/32, 7/64), and multiple versions of LV (2010, 2011).
Also tried mass compileing (various settings) with same error.
After trying to load 1000's of VIs (3k-6k dending on system), it chokes.
NI AE also reproduced the problem and recommended posting here to IF-RIO
Trick to get it open
When the error occurs, you can have it stop loading the host VI (be quick with the mouse to avoid looping on the same memory error), and then finish opening the VI without loading addition subVIs. You can close the host VI and have it save the 1000s of VIs it has opened until that point. By repeating this (open, error, stop, open w/o subVIs, close, save all) you can eventually get the host VI open, although everything is in a bad state. At least you can see and edit the host VI.
I think at this point you might be able to recover the example by recompiling the FPGA VI.
a) Is this memory error in loading the example a LV bug that needs to be addressed?
b) Is there some setting in LV that will allow loading without choking?
c) Is there something wrong with the example VIs?
d) Can someone fix the posted example that that it can be opened by most users (i.e. minus the tricks above)?
The example is needed for users with 5600/564xR systems.
