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22-12-2008, 20:59
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Re: Axis camera without the cRIO
Looking into this a bit further, you will likely see an error on startup and another on shutdown. These errors are running through code that is ensuring that a reference isn't left open, and is in turn producing an error that it wasn't ignoring on the desktop version.
These errors will disappear with the next update. Another point I'll make regarding the PC vision. You should keep in mind that algorithms and tests developed on the PC may cause you to be far too ambitious. In general, I find that a PC is eight to ten times faster than the cRIO at vision processing. This is expected when looking at clock rates and computer architecture, but this is good to keep in mind when writing code destined for a different platform. Greg McKaskle 
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