LabVIEW
Why don't work?
Solved!
EduU wrote:I know is kind weird... but I only change this and works now....
Maybe is because my program that read this information... was made using SGL... I don't know why... but works now!
No, it makes sense! You are writing a binary file. So writing it as DBL and later reading it as SGL will give you twice as much, but rather meaningless data ;).
EduU wrote:Now I have a problem...
I think you have more than one problem. 😉
There are missing subVIs ("subVI strip binary header.vi" for example), so I cannot run the main VI. What is the scan rate coming out of it? Maybe you can replace it with a diagram constant for testing.
What are you trying to achieve by converting a NaN diagram constant to I32? (Modelo Matematico Eixo X.vi)
Index array is re-sizeable, so you don't need duplicates (Calc4V4IRTtst.vi and many other places) Use a FOR loop!
A lot of your code make little sense, for example instead of dividing a scalar by itself, you could just place a "1" diagram constant of the correct datatype. The while loop in "Le Dados Conv 4v4i S5 1 grafico.vi" hammers the CPU like there is no tomorrow. Why?
altenbach wrote:
The only reason you are getting coercions is the fact that your "-1" diagram constant is DBL (or EXT) instead of SGL. As others have said, it cannot cause the problem and thus cannot solve it. There is a primitive to multiply by -1, which would avoid the coercions in the first place. Another option is to set the representation of the "-1" diagram constant to SGL.
Well we didn't have a full code to begin with, and the only difference i could spot was the coercions, thus it had to be something with how those are handled (there or elsewhere).
Sometimes even a blind hen finds some grain. 😉
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