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Archive for July, 2008
Recently,
a couple blogs that I follow discussed
why
they blog. I figured that I would add to the discussion by
sharing why I blog...
In 2002, I founded JKI, a LabVIEW consulting company that also
dabbles in LabVIEW software product development. When you
work as
a consultant, it's easy to start equating every hour as potential
billable income, which makes it difficult (by simple [...]
I really love VMware (who recently
had
their IPO). I've used their
VMware
Workstation product for quite a while (I love the snapshoting
and branching features), I just started using
VMware
Fusion on my Mac at home, and I'm evaluating their
VMware
Server products for some of JKI's office servers (such as our
daily build
machine). That's why I was very excited to hear
the
announcement that they [...]
Top 5 signs you’re not in control of your reusable VIs.
# 5 - You (and your team) aren’t using the reuse library.
You used to have big plans for your reusable VIs. You organized them. You had meetings to review them. You assigned someone the job to clean them up and create a great big library for everyone [...]
I'd like to welcome Bob Hamburger to the LabVIEW blogger community! Bob just announced his first blog post, Insidious Memory Leaks, Part 1, on his new blog, Bob's LabVIEW Insights.
Keep the great blog articles, coming, Bob. I'm looking forward to them
One of the great new features in LabVIEW 8.5 is the addition of an
optional Conditional
Terminal on the For
Loop structure. This allows you to easily
"break" out of the For
Loop, when an exit condition occurs. (In fact, text based
programming languages often let you use the "break" command
to exit a For Loop.)
In the screenshot below, you can see [...]