From the options list <http://sthmac.magnet.fsu.edu/labview/LV_Options70.html> there is an option called "showInplaceMenuItem". Set this to true in your .ini file. Then Launch the Labview application.
Then try "Tools->Advanced->Show Buffer Allocations.... This will give you a pop up window and you can check which allocations to highlight with little black dots! This will help you find all those memory eating problems! Have fun! -Scott At 09:32 +1100 01/22/2004, Christopher G. Relf wrote: > >From NI Developer Zone: "If an output is the same size and data type as an >input, and the input is not required elsewhere, the output can reuse the >input buffer. > > Using the "Show Buffer Allocations" tool (I forget where I >> got it on NI's >> website) there is no buffer-allocation-dot on the "Transpose >> 2D Array" function. This seems to imply that it is an "in > > place" operation.
