What hast thou wrought?!

[Aristos Queue]

I created two new nodes in LabVIEW. Really neat, eliminated a problem I was having where the existing G solution was too slow. Then I discovered that one of the nodes inadvertently created a hole in the protections of both VI Server security and library encapsulation. So I patched that. And now it was slower than the original solution.

I feel like Dr. Frankenstein having to shoot his own creation just because it started eating a few villagers. *sigh* Back to the drawing board...

[Daklu]

Sounds fun. Can you share what the nodes are/were?

[asbo]

Do they involve registering, unregistering, and mapping values??

[Aristos Queue]

Sounds fun. Can you share what the nodes are/were?

No. There are some experiments that I have to keep from escaping the lab.

Do they involve registering, unregistering, and mapping values??

No. :-)

[Phillip Brooks]

Do they involve registering or testing a refnum?

Feels a bit like watching "What's My Line?"

[crelf]

I created two new nodes in LabVIEW. Really neat, eliminated a problem I was having where the existing G solution was too slow. Then I discovered that one of the nodes inadvertently created a hole in the protections of both VI Server security and library encapsulation. So I patched that. And now it was slower than the original solution.

Story of my life.

I feel like Dr. Frankenstein having to shoot his own creation just because it started eating a few villagers. *sigh* Back to the drawing board...

One must consider just how important those villagers are/were.

PS: That's Franken-steen!

Feels a bit like watching "What's My Line?"

Sir, you date yourself! I had to look that one up (I was intially thinking of Whose (sic) Line is it Anyway?)