compile error: out of memory exception caught in llvm gencode

[Michael.Proctor]

Tanya's suggestion of "Extending 32 bit memory"

worked for me compiling a big project with LV2010 32bit on Win 7 32 bit

thanks

michael

[loetknecht]

Congratulations, Michael, that compiling even big projects succeeds.

In my case it's still a pitty: a relatively small(!) project consumes a huge amount of memory. Which for shure issn't necessary since it compiles well with older LabView version.

I'd love to hear something from NI about how to track *what* usese this much memory, after that we could then continue discussion....

Have a good time!

[Peñata]

Hi loetknecht and everyone,

I just wanted to post a link to a KnowledgeBase article that discusses this issue. Take a look at the following article for some explanation of the issue and potential workarounds:

LabVIEW Compiler Memory Usage and Performance

LabVIEW Compiler Memory Usage and Performance http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/BA4B9038D0...

I apologize for any inconveniences the changes to our compiler has caused and hopefully the workarounds will work for you.

Aaron P

National Instruments

Applications Engineer

http://www.ni.com/support

[Bertha]

Hello, I had the same error in XP and this fixed it but I got windows 7 and the article does not say how to do it in windows 7. Does anybody knows?

[Bertha]

It works now. Windows Vista solution works for Windows 7

[Paarth]

Dear All,

I have face the same problem, my code works well in previous version (2009) but in 2010 it will get compile error.

I have also increase my virtual memory size up to 4 GB as shown in fig. (Virtual Memory). but it not works.

When I am increase my virtual memroy from boot.ini file, as posted earlier, I got a problem with functionality of my operating system.

Is there any other solution, which help me out to run my code.

[Samuel_S]

Paarth,

Where you able to look at those articles on optimizing the compiler?

They are here too:

http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/BA4B9038D01F3C99862577CA004BE1AD?OpenDocument

http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/3A28C7098620AFD78625783400763C69?OpenDocument

🙂 

Short of chaning the compiler and making the boot 4 GB you may need to actually change the code to make it either smaller, more effiecient, or less processing intensive. 

I hope those links help 🙂

[Paarth]

Sam,

Thanks for giving me another solution.

It's Work.

I've replace LabVIEW 2010 with LabVIEW 2010 SP1

Thanks,

Paarth