test your wiring skills

[Root_Canal]

Here's a bit of a wiring conundrum. Who is up to the challenge?

root

Message Edited by Root Canal on 08-12-2008 02:24 PM

[TCPlomp · Accepted solution]

And found:

Ton



Message Edited by TonP on 08-12-2008 09:57 PM

[CMal]

Here's my solution.

Chris M

[Neil.Pate]

At least now we know what that $100 000 super computer is going to be used for

[altenbach]

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CMal wrote:
Here's my solution.

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Not fair, you probably used the cleanup tool of 8.6 😄

[TCPlomp]

Auto-clean-up is cheating.

However I found a little bug.
Run the original VI with execution high-lighting and 'show constant folding on wires' My VI 'crashed' after a second or 15 when the bolts of the long wires are half-way.

When I disable the display of constant folding the VI executes as expected.

Ton

[smercurio_fc]

I'm sorry, but you are clearly not obeying the style guide that says to avoid right-to-left wires. Please redo your maze to follow LabVIEW style guidelines.

[altenbach]

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TonP wrote:
However I found a little bug.
Run the original VI with execution high-lighting and 'show constant folding on wires' My VI 'crashed' after a second or 15 when the bolts of the long wires are half-way.

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This is not fully reproducible. It also does not really crash, but just acts weird for a few seconds. (no updates, change window focus, etc.).

Sometines it works fine, sometimes not.

I guess sliding the data dots along the fuzzy wires creates static electricity, interfering with the CPU. 😄

[TCPlomp]

Just too bad you didn't use the bezier wiring kit.


Ton