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RT @asmartbear: RT @Kevin_Church: A++++ job by this Indiana weatherman. http://t.co/rGW1ebpXuC
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RT @_tomwells: The 🇬🇧 Science & Innovation 🌠helps🔬👳👩 around 🌠to 💬, 💑(professionally), 👓 opportunities, and🔓research 💵 in areas like 🌃ðŸ¥âš¡ï¸â€¦
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The decision is in from the man from Guinness, we got the world record! #kpievent http://t.co/l4z6iSFWB2
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Preparing for a world record attempt! Most people in a speed networking event http://t.co/6qJcMYCWhp
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Typical! “@rjek: Today is World Standards Day. Except in the US, which celebrates it on the 23rd. http://t.co/LP3Qc6tr80â€
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Hi Guys, A couple of issues to look at. I'm happy to look at myself if you want them in. 1. Can we rename GET (polymorphic) and SET (polymorphic) to JSON GET (polymorphic) and JSON SET (polymorphic), it would make them easier in quick drop. 2. One I came across today is that there isn't currently support for escaping strings. I remember there is something in the VI.lib extras library for it. EDIT: Just seen reference to this in the commit history for 1.3, will check this first. Cheers, James
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I've seen it, actually happened in my CLED exam! but I don't have a great answer for it. It's definately a compilation issue, Generally in this scenario I've either made a tiny change to force recompilation and it's enough to get around it. Other times I've had to slowly cut my VI in half to find an offending piece of code that's doing something wierd.
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Hi Guys, I have an idea, I want to try and promote the various open source communities and highlight top projects as well as guide people on how to work/publish open source code. It's my belief that if we can promote this form of collaboration we can end up with better tools and libraries to build better software. Examples like the JSON library here really make me believe this. As such I've set up a group to try and find likeminded folk on the darkside. If you interested in helping then head over to https://decibel.ni.com/content/groups/open-source-labview and we can start to get some ideas together. Cheers, James
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RT @codinghorror: Hell Tetris http://t.co/MK7J6q9sTH as an actual playable game http://t.co/DkOrCb2JHO
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What tools can you not live without for LabVIEW development. Let me know. http://t.co/vEWAAm6Xvg
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Most solutions I have found have done that, used a batch file and then used files on disk to communicate between that and LabVIEW. I started work on a build server written in LabVIEW that communicates with a Jenkins plugin over TCP. I'm hoping it can be a more robust solution but I need to get back around to reviving it later this year. This does mean getting your hands dirty with some Java as well. I'm hoping to pick this up again in the next few months as it would be a useful tool to have and will report back if I get somewhere.
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New blog post on TDMS Fragmentation: Why Your TDMS Files Use Too Much Memory http://t.co/w2Bfzc84LT If you ever use TDMS files it's worth a…
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Those controllers run on VxWorks. If you connect a serial cable and enable the console out you can use the terminal there but it's not like Linux. I think there maybe a key combination to kick it off, then it almost acts like a C interpreter, you can even load and run functions from shared libraries. If you google around you will find some standard VxWorks commands documented to show things like open sockets etc.
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I'm not aware of specific examples of code compiling on one than the other. It depends on what causes the failure, it's possible on the same compiler to compile sometimes and not others depending on some of optimisations that are randomly chosen! That said if you have an active service contract NI is now giving free access to their cloud compile service which I think runs on the linux servers so it is easy to try with this and see if it is any more successful, however most likely you need to look at the reports that come out and identify whether size is the issue, or timing (which are the two main culprits).
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RT @delacorllc: Dr James Powell demonstrating his actor based application at the Central South LabVIEW user group in Newbury. Great stuff !!
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Dear @iamstartacus I’d love to win a ticket to this years @WebSummitHQ http://t.co/ayz4VsRyLx
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I think the NI toolkit has some functions like FFTs pre-wrapped so you don't have to get into the C code for some standard operations
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I think I've been seeing a similar behavior that the built in functions appear to leak a command object on an error though I haven't dug deep enough to confirm this yet.
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RT @Ri_Science: Delighted to announce the 2014 #xmaslectures lecturer! Danielle George, @EngineerDG. Info here http://t.co/XWTLkrKh68 http:…
