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Accounting for setups which won't use the scaled waveform feature
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@agomez08 I see you're the most recent merger here, could this be merged? we just upgraded to 2024 and I accidentally used the master branch of this repo, after a few hours of debugging I recalled all this old work to get this fixed for newer versions - both issues seem to still be present |
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I've modified the .lvproj and .xml for 2023 - dropping support for PharLap, VxWorks and Linux32 as these seem to not work in LabVIEW 2023, it just crashes. I followed this article for the first commit:
https://knowledge.ni.com/KnowledgeArticleDetails?id=kA03q000001Dzz8CAC&l=en-GB
The second stage of modifications is that this never works if you don't have Scaled Waveform enabled. It uses auto-indexing in for loops where if Scaled Waveform is an empty array it will never compile correctly nor read actual waveform data so I've separated those out where I could and now can run the device with only single point enabled which was my intended use of this custom device - I think that would be similar for many so don't know why this hasn't been caught sooner?