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  1. Since I know some of you might be loosing sleep over this issue here is the latest response from an AE in the forum post: " Hey Fab, I have been able to replicate what you are seeing using your code. I was originally testing on LabVIEW 8.6 and I think what you have found may be a bug in the 2011 version of the C Code Generator. I am going to continue to work on it here and will post back with a solution or work around when I get it. " So, it might be that nobody at NI ever ran this example in LabVIEW 2011 until now... anyway, I will keep you posted, so you can be able to sleep again Fab
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  2. You may wish to consider reviewing this article: https://decibel.ni.com/content/thread/10841
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  3. The bold section is only true if every step in your sequence is reporting. Otherwise, the array index correlates to the nth reporting step in the sequence. BigAngryHillMan, rather than having to dig through ResultLists, why not use a PostStep callback? You might consider using at the PostResultListEntry callback instead.
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  4. I agree with the simplification trend. Perhaps it would be nice to add examples about how to reference Openg in an application and in a toolkit ? These examples would be much more comprehensive than "legal" text contain in Software License Agreement. A link could be displayed at the end of the OpenG package installation ? Olivier
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