Performance when indexing table 1 d of table 2D

In the attached extract, I'm trying to store images from a camera in a pre-initialise table. The GetImages16 function is a wrapper of commercial for a DLL that takes a pointer to a 1 d array and writes the image of the camera. My Images in table must store 1500 ~ frames of images of 128 x 128 pixels, so I assigned a 2D of 16384 x 1500 table.

The problem I have is that table indexing Images significantly slows down that I increase the number of images, and I can't keep up with my camera. Three things correct this code:

1. reduction of the size of the Images of 1500 images to<400 frames="" or="">

2 image making a 1 d array and passing it directly.

3. moving code from indexing outside of the loop.

So, even if the location of the first image of Images should not change, it seems to take significantly longer (~ 5 ms) to perform indexing of Images when the pre-initialise table becomes large (> 400 frames). This suggests that I couldn't be very good memory management, but I'm a noice from LabVIEW relative in this area. I tried indexing column instead of line and get the same performance.

Suggestions?

Maybe I simply don't see, or maybe that is not visible in this picture, but I don't see anywhere that write you to the local variable of the "Perle of Images", so I don't see how it's helping you. Again, it would be useful to see the subVIs. Can you post a ZIP file containing all your screws, instead of just images?

To share a great picture between the loops, the best option is an action VI engine that stores the chart in an uninitialized shift register. At a minimum, it must have actions to initialize the table records an image in the table and retrieve an image. There also other treatment options, so you can operate directly on the data in the table.

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