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Freezing of task manager when an exe file freezes

Dear altenbach

 

I have not come up with your point.

I'm afraid I cannot answer your question precisely, since freezing cannot be produced arbitrarily. LabVIEW consumed either of CPU or memory so much, but no other software did. Nothing special could be found; the hardware is great and no peculiar antivirus software is used. If it happens again, I will check your point.

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I have some faint memory that a wild/greedy loop can consume so much CPU that e.g. task manager don't respond. But with multi core system that shouldn't really happen, or?

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@K.Hata wrote:

LabVIEW consumed either of CPU or memory so much, but no other software did. 


Sorry, I have absolutely no idea what you are saying here. Can you show us your code?

 

 

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Dear Yamaeda and altenbach

 

Thank you for your comments.

I'm afraid I cannot show you my code, so I will investigate which part of my code causes problem, in particular loops.

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