How many shift registers "for" loop can accomidate

[krishna_ak]

    Hi,

           I would like to know how many shift registers we can add in for or while loop.

Thanks in advance,

krishna 

[Jarrod_S.]

There's no limit, unless your application simply runs out of memory trying to store all the data. Make as many as you want.

[krishna_ak · Accepted solution]

Thanks for your quick reply Jarrod.

Regards,

krishna 

[jcarmody]

I'm curious as to how many you think you need if you're concerned about how many you can have!  A hint to make your code more readable is to cluster all your data and pass them through a single (or, a couple) Shift Registers; the JKI State Machine does this.  You'll bundle all of your elements in the Data: Initialize state.  I've done the bundling in a subVI because I had too many elements to fit cleanly on one screen.

 

Message Edited by jcarmody on 06-27-2009 01:21 PM

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