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Re: runtime data collection
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Originally Posted by rrossbach View Post
This very easy to do using ordinary file I/O in Java or C/C++, several teams already use this for runtime feedback. Just write your data to a CSV file, grab it with ftp and open with Excel for whatever analysis you want to do. Just be careful not to exhaust available cRIO memory.



The several-minute transfer/deploy times seem unique to LabView. Deploying Java for example is usually < 1 minute. One of the many reasons our team switched from using LabView last year to using Java this (and future) years.

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Our code in labview transfers in less than 1 minute. Now, building that code on the programming laptop may take up to 3 minutes in bad cases.