Inlining a subVI that uses the In Place Memory Structure

[Gary Rubin]

I32 and y=5

Mine works. Were the I32s <5?

[ShaunR]

Mine works. Were the I32s <5?

Nope, 0-2999.

I've never been good with FNs

[Mellroth]

Nope, 0-2999.

I've never been good with FNs

I too tried to replicate the code, but just got a copy of the input array.

I would expect that the loop should be defined as

for( i=0; sizeOfDim(x,0) - 1; i++)

because I think the Formula Node is 0-indexed like LabVIEW.

/J

[ShaunR]

I too tried to replicate the code, but just got a copy of the input array.

I would expect that the loop should be defined as

for( i=0; sizeOfDim(x,0) - 1; i++)

because I think the Formula Node is 0-indexed like LabVIEW.

/J

it never returned when I did that.

this works though. Looks like you need the comparison.

for (i=1; i < sizeOfDim(x,0);i++)

[Gary Rubin]

it never returned when I did that.

this works though. Looks like you need the comparison.

for (i=1; i < sizeOfDim(x,0);i++)

Oops.... You guys are right... I wonder why I thought it worked...

[Aristos Queue]

(i haven't played with the in-line feature very much but inline+subroutine should be the fastest).

Inline + Subroutine = Inline

Subroutine priority does not add anything once the subVI is inlined.