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Hello, friends.

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Today I will tell you how to check how much time a LabVIEW VI will take to execute a simple code.

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For that purpose, I just create a new VI.

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In this VI I just go for.

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The case of matching pattern.

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Let's say I just take a while loop over here.

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Hence this loop.

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Just take a random number.

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This random number will generate values for from 0 to 100.

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So upper bound is 100 and lower.

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Bound is zero.

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Now in this case.

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I just set a number.

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That is defined by me or by the user.

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User.

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Defined number is there.

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I just change its representation to integer 32 unsigned number 32.

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So when these two are equal, it will stop my loop.

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So it will stop my youth.

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And I just want to check after how many iterations I just got that value.

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So just increment it because iteration starts from zero.

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So over here.

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This is my.

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Current.

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This is my iterations.

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Okay.

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And over here, this is my current number eight indicator for this.

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Current.

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Number is there.

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Okay, So I want to just check how much time this code will require to execute for that purpose.

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I just go to my flat sequence, put inside a flat sequence, add another frame.

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So just go to the timing.

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Over here.

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Tick count.

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Just connect it to the initial.

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Then just go over here.

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Just go to the again timings.

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And.

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Go to the numeric subtraction.

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So over here, my time.

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Subtract it from this time.

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You got.

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The time of your system.

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Okay, So this is.

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Now just run it.

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Let's check what happened to it.

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So right now.

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Just put some value.

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Let's say I want to check for 15 that is user defined and when.

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Current number is 15, 15, 15, matching after number of iterations.

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13.

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So over here.

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We got the temperature, not temperature.

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It is the time, as you see when I run this right now, time is one because in this case, the range

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is 0 to 100 random number.

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And the matching function.

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Liked

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the match we will find easily if I just put 10,000 in this and when I again hit on run button, as you

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see five seconds, it will take right now six seconds.

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It will take five seconds, three seconds, 12 seconds.

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Okay.

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And right now, if I just make it more, then in this case, the time is 141 711 eight seconds.

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So this is how you can work with time function or how you can check how much time it will take to execute.

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Your code.

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You just put your code inside this.

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This tick count.

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If you just put.

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Control H.

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It is in milliseconds.

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Over here.

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Uh, return the value in milliseconds.

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The time or here it is not seconds.

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It is in milliseconds.

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Okay.

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So it is one one eight milliseconds.

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So this is how you can check.

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So this is all about today.

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Thank you.