Ravi Narasimhan wrote:
> Is it possible to access information from the NT Task Manager; CPU load,
> memory usage, swap usage, etc. within LV? I am doing some stability testing
> and would like to record this information as VIs start and finish and as
> data are being continuously streamed to disk. Goal is to identify places
> where the CPU load gets too high, thereby risking DAQ faults and other
> side effects. Pointers to the right place(s) in TFM appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> --- Ravi
> --
> Ravi Narasimhan
> Dept. of Physics and Astronomy, UCLA
> http://www.physics.ucla.edu/~oski
> oski@physics.ucla.edu
I suppose there is some sort of DLL that will show you this info.
I dont know what it is, but using some of the kernal tools, e
tc from the MS
site you should be able to get there.
I would suggest that you try the profiler before you get too far. It can show
you mem, usage, run time, etc. It is found under Project->Show Profile Window.
This could help you narrow the search to only VIs that have potential problems.
It does (just like any profile tool) take resources from the system so the
timing is
more of a relative time as opposed to an absolute time.
I would definitely start with this tool..
Kevin Kent
