09-19-2008 04:42 AM
Guys,
Alot of info on this in the forums, but I wanted to asked a quick question incase there is an obvious answer.
Whilst debugging my program, stopping and starting slowly increases the allocation of memory to Labview in the task manager to the point where the hamster in the wheel can barely cope. I've run my application continuously overnight with no increase in the task managers memory allocation to Labview. Any obvious reasons/suggestions why stop/start is causing this? Its about 1,000 - 2,000 KB per stop start. I must confess to using the stop button in the top left and nothing else!
I am running a data aqcquisition program. Serial and Analogue read/writes, several queues, alot of property nodes (sorry!) and some writing/reading to/from disk (binary and text).
P
09-19-2008 04:45 AM
Hey,
Maybe you have some References you dont close, which then keeps open as long as your VI is in memory. And you open new ones with every start.
Christian