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The “Create DVR” creates a special memory place, that is not the same as your “Numeric” cluster element or Control. You are setting that new memory to be equal to your “Numeric” on creation, but they are not thereafter connected. Those orange wires are by-value. To get the value inside the DVR, either use the IPE structure or it is provided as an output to the DVR destruction primitive.2 points
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I'd suggest that it is fairly likely that you have at least one of your while loops completely consuming one of your quad cores on the original machine, and your dual core atom processor doesn't have a free core to devote. Look through your different loops and see if one is missing some timing, (e.g. a polling loop that is polling as fast as possible) and add a wait timer to slow it down even just a little.1 point
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No. If you do not check "Enable Debugging" in the build specification, and do not explicitly uncheck the "Remove Block Diagram" option for a VI within the build specification, then the block diagram is removed during the build process and cannot be recovered from the executable. Setting the INI file option might allow the user to connect with the debugger, but they will not actually be able to debug anything because the block diagrams aren't there.1 point