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First run with resample waveform and memory is full error

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Hello all

 

I have a small problem with my VI that i don't quite understand.

I am trying to make a motor controller application which can take a random waveform and transform it to TTL signals for a motor controller.

This is all good, but the very first time i run the VI I get a memory full error (see picture).. This is only the first time after I open labview that I get 

this error.. Second time I start the VI, it works like it should. I guess it is something to do with what kind of data it saves in the memory. 

 

It looks like it has something to do with the resample function, but exactly what I am not quite sure...

 

Hope some of you guys (or girls) are able to help me, thanks! 

 

Have a nice day! 

 

Kind regards

Tommy 

 

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Tommy,

 

We're going to need some machine information to get to the bottom of this.

 

What OS

How much RAM

 

I'm just opening your code now.... back in a bit


"Should be" isn't "Is" -Jay
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Got yourself into a race condition.  We've all done it once.  Remove the Local and Use the wire.  check out This thread for more info on just how many of us have done this

Message Edited by Jeff Bohrer on 02-19-2010 10:28 AM

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Hello Jeff

 

Thanks for you support, use to have the sample frequency out of the event case, forgot to remove the variable again. Stupid error!

 

Once again thanks! 

 

Have a nice day! 

 

Kind regards

Tommy

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tombech wrote:

Hello Jeff

 

Thanks for you support, use to have the sample frequency out of the event case, forgot to remove the variable again. Stupid error!

 

Once again thanks! 

 

Have a nice day! 

 

Kind regards

Tommy


Yup- don't beat yourself up though.  I've seen worse


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