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type-casting fixed-point to string
Is there a known issue with type-casting a fixed-point number to a string on the cRIO?
I'm trying, and it turns out empty data. However, it works fine on my computer. Any ideas? 
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07-12-2009, 07:21
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Re: type-casting fixed-point to string
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07-12-2009, 07:33
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Re: type-casting fixed-point to string
Fixed point numeric support went into LV just a few years ago, so it may very well be a bug. It may also be that you are doing something few have tried. Please attach a simple VI showing the issue.
Greg McKaskle
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08-12-2009, 08:29
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Re: type-casting fixed-point to string
If I run the attached VI on LV 8.6, both flatten and typecast produce the same values -- for the half dozen I've tried. If there wasn't a specific value that failed, it looks like a bug in 8.5 that was corrected.
Greg McKaskle
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