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Dear,
I am running an aquisition program which is stopped at initialize array, I have no clou how to solve this problem.
My program has to sweep voltage and store the value in a array from other device on each iteration the function is f(vcc)=V1,V2,V3,V4, etc...
I have attached a picture of my program.
 
thanks in advance for help. 
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Hi,

You are using shift registers to build/store 7 arrays.

Initially you are initialising arrays with a value '0' and carrying it into the for loop. 

This also seems to take up all your VI's virtual memory.

 from ur pic, I cannot know what you are doing inside the subsequent cases 1 and 2.

If you are inserting new values into an array, just connect an empty array to the shift registers instead of an array of specified size and '0' as its element, and keep inserting the derieved values.

Even if this loads your memory, The best soulution would be to write to file ( using file I/O's) the derieved values.

keep appending new values from each iteration  to the same file

This way you will not have to depend on the virtual memory of your VI.

later, just read this file and display as an array.

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Hi

The basic idea (initialize array and later replace single elements) is ok. The question is to what size they are initialized.

Benio did you debug the vi? When das the error occur? What size do these array have?

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Hi

The basic idea (initialize array and later replace single elements) is ok. The question is to what size they are initialized.

Benio did you debug the vi? When das the error occur? What size do these array have? Could

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Hi

The basic idea (initialize array and later replace single elements) is ok. The question is to what size they are initialized.

Benio did you debug the vi? When das the error occur? What size do these array have? Could you

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Hi

The basic idea (initialize array and later replace single elements) is ok. The question is to what size they are initialized.

Benio did you debug the vi? When das the error occur? What size do these array have? Could you post

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Hi

The basic idea (initialize array and later replace single elements) is ok. The question is to what size they are initialized.

Benio did you debug the vi? When das the error occur? What size do these array have? Could you post pictures

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Hi

The basic idea (initialize array and later replace single elements) is ok. The question is to what size they are initialized.

Benio did you debug the vi? When das the error occur? What size do these array have? Could you post pictures from

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Hi

The basic idea (initialize array and later replace single elements) is ok. The question is to what size they are initialized.

Benio did you debug the vi? When das the error occur? What size do these array have? Could you post pictures from the

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Hi

The basic idea (initialize array and later replace single elements) is ok. The question is to what size they are initialized.

Benio did you debug the vi? When das the error occur? What size do these array have? Could you post pictures from the other cases as well or maybe post the vi itself?

Thomas

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