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closed review String To Character Array (String Package)
Fab replied to Wouter's topic in OpenG Developers
hey, like my mom says: (translated from Spanish) "I raised you like a palm tree and you threw me like a coconut" seriously, how did you benchmark your code to determine it was 3x times faster? -
closed review String To Character Array (String Package)
Fab replied to Wouter's topic in OpenG Developers
I find the VI useful and I think it should be part of OpenG. I made the following modifications for speed: But when I benchmark it some times it is faster, but some times it is not. It seems that the original version is more consistent: Original code: Modified code: I am attaching the Benchmark VIs I used: TEST - To Character Array-modified.vi BenchMark-To Character Array-modified.vi BenchMark-To Character Array.vi Fab I guess I need to learn to post a lot faster !!! But hey, great minds think a like
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If you are a CLA, we want your feedback, the call for topic ideas for CLA Summit 2012 is here: https://decibel.ni.c...nt/thread/10492 CLA Summit 2012 will be March 5 - 7 Thanks, Fab
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“@BlackBeltVIs: @eyesonvis I think a more intuitive solution would be to add another System Boolean ctl that's neither Ok nor Cancel" agreed
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“@jkisoftware: New JKI Blog Post: Don't Throw Away Your "Throw-Away" Code http://t.co/nEOMpGl”very well said-thanks Jack
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Patient's Lifesaving Donor Heart Arrives 'Warm and Beating' Inside Experimental Device | Qmed http://t.co/1hAejpE
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Physicist cuts plane boarding time in half -airlines haven't listened, why believe the math
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New EMG sensors - Tattoo-like Electronic Patch Comfortably Bends and Stretches | Qmed http://t.co/EDZEGOm
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they ask for your phone number and e-mail, if you want, send me those via private message. Fab
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Agreed, I hope a NI engineer didn't design that line Plus the vegetarians in the crowd did not feel the love between the horrible lunch and the dinner served
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But so worth it and you could accumulate more frequent flyer miles
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I knew it!
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Maybe you could come every year: one year for the CLA Summit and one year for NI Week. It would be better than every other year
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Are you going to come to NI Week this year? so we can congratulate you there in person
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Another fantastic door prize: Jeffrey Travis gave me a signed copy of LabVIEW for Everyone. I asked Jim Kring and Lisa Wells and they both will sign it. See you next week!, Fab
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Bien sûr. Je parle mieux Français que je l'écris pas de pain au chocolat por vous!
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Congratulations !!!
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Glad to be in such good company in that post
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This year is going to be outside, so I would take that into consideration. It would be more on the jeans/t-shirt side. Actually, here is a suggestion on what to wear: http://www.zazzle.com/lava_t_shirt-235208690900278283 Fab
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I speak French and I just got my ticket. see you there, Fab
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Map, implemented with classes, for 8.5
Fab replied to Aristos Queue's topic in Object-Oriented Programming
Aristos, I know this post is kind of old. So maybe things have changed, do you know if variants are still the best performers for mapping? Also, I couldn't find the XNode implementation @ NI Labs and all the links in this post are pointing to different places, so it is hard to find. Is still there? or has it made it into shipping LabVIEW? Thanks, Fab -
I use and love FogBugz mainly for bug tracking, but it is great for estimation as well. Overtime it learns how good you are at estimating tasks and that becomes handy when quoting projects for customers. It also has "kiln" to host repositories, but I haven't used that. It is free for up to 2 users (academic, start ups). There is a way to configure your TortoiseSVN to have a FogBugz ID entry that links your commits as check ins in your bug entries in FogBugz. I have used http://projectlocker.com/ too, but just as a repository, I don't like their interface for bug/task tracking. If you have the paying version, you can link it to FogBugz.
