The JKI State Machine Editor is a tool to make it easy for developers to use the JKI State Machine. It makes common tasks extremely easy to perform and exposes the user to more “advanced” (non-obvious) JKI SM features (because they are first-class features of the Helper), as well as JKI SM best practices (since the helper can enforce them: left-justification of strings, avoiding chaining states, etc.).
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LabVIEW Memory Full after running the editor for a whole day #13
SM-Editor is very helpful in probing different states during the testing phase of the application. In one of my application, I run the testing for whole day long or two or three days. Only small issue I find during such extensive testing with SM-editor is, LabVIEW ends up in "memory full" error which points to the JKI state machine helper screen. I encountered this more than three times and so I thought it's worth putting to JKI team here. Next time if I get the error, I will put up a screenshot in this issue.
SM-Editor is very helpful in probing different states during the testing phase of the application. In one of my application, I run the testing for whole day long or two or three days. Only small issue I find during such extensive testing with SM-editor is, LabVIEW ends up in "memory full" error which points to the JKI state machine helper screen. I encountered this more than three times and so I thought it's worth putting to JKI team here. Next time if I get the error, I will put up a screenshot in this issue.
Thank you, Ajay.