Thanks. I've posted a link to upload it in the VC forum.

I expanded but the "Create Dump" option is grey'd out I've discovered a possible way to get the dump file if this option is grey. Instead of looking in the "Processes" tab of Task manager, look in the "Details" tab and find the Flowcode task entry that is not respondin...

Unfortunately, the line chart (currently) only displays a number on the x-axis, so you will have to use the other chart if you want text there (e.g. for a time value).

It may be that I created it with a latest development version of v11, but it should work ok. I've just tested it and it's fine. To run this Web Developer project, you need to do the following: Open the project file Click "Create web page" from the "Build" menu Click "View we...

I've had some initial investigation and you might not need a specific historic chart component. See the attached using existing charts. The html is in the zip file. The slider sets the rate (1ms to 1s) and the combo is the width of the data shown. I've quickly thrown it together and it's a bit buggy...

External code can be included in Supplementary Code. See: https://www.flowcode.co.uk/wiki/index.php?title=Supplementary_Code Instead of adding the code directly to Flowcode, add statements into Supplementary Code such as the following to point it at external files: #include "C:\MyFolder\MyCode....

My thinking is it's the speed of receiving the data that is the bottleneck rather than the speed of the device hosting the app. What are your requirements for a scrolling chart in terms of throughput (number of datapoints per second and number of datapoints on the chart as a whole)? That might help ...

That's great, Martin. Thanks for reporting back. It looks like maybe the "Makefile.txt" (etc) files are not actually in that "...ESP/Batch" folder. These should have been downloaded when you did a full library update. I'm not sure why they should be missing. Anyway, at least Ben'...

Thanks, Iain. Looking on the web, there are a number of possible causes/solutions such as: Need to right-click a subprocess System configuration has "write debugging information" set to 'none' System files are corrupt (need to run sfc and/or dism to fix) 3rd party tool to blocking dump cre...

One way to solve this is to have a timer interrupt constantly running which simply increments a global "tick" integer variable. In your main macro, have something like: //initialise some vars Set tick to zero Set check1 to false Set delay1 to an appropriate value ...etc... Enable Timer Int...