Don't change window position with RT target

[Nico_EMC]

During initializing, the window is open, center and the title is change. Those operations are very slow in RT target (4 seconds on my cRio).

It is much faster if I disable them with a Conditional Disable Structure.
Could it be like this in the template?

[ChrisFarmerWIS]

If you have embedded UI enabled, you won't want to disable that code.  So may have to change it to check if embedded UI is enabled.

[joerg.hampel]

Chris have you found a way to check during runtime if Embedded UI is enabled? 

We also disable the UI-specific code on RT systems without Embedded UI enabled, but had to introduce our own Conditional Disable Symbol for that which we need to set manually.

[ChrisFarmerWIS]

Same way as you?

Anyway, just use EMBEDDED_UI == False instead of TARGET_TYPE == RT, or use AND both of them?

[Nico_EMC]

EMBEDDED_UI is not a defined symbol. It don't works with a Conditional Disable Structure.
I didn't find anything that fit with RT target and UI enable.

[joerg.hampel]

That's what we meant to say - there is no built-in symbol for figuring out if the embedded UI is enabled. You have to create a symbol manually yourself and set it accordingly for your targets.

Here's an example from one of our projects:

[ChrisFarmerWIS]

So maybe DQMH needs to make a comment to hide that code if using RT without embedded UI?  That's probably the best one can do.

[Darren]

If you're using a module on RT, shouldn't you just delete that code? Do you have modules that you're running on both Windows and RT where you would actually use that conditional structure?

[Taggart]

Sounds like it could easily be solved by a template?

[joerg.hampel]

We have quite a few modules that can be used both in Windows and on RT. 

[Nico_EMC]

That's right : modules can be used in Windows and on RT, so we cannot just delete the code.

So may be we can change the Conditional Disable Structure this way :

In this case, by default, in RT target, the code is disable. And if the user activate the embedded UI, he can re-enable the code.