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We want to use Modlink 2.1 on a PC running Windows NT4, SP5. Modlink is used as a DDE server to a National Instrument LabVIEW application. The main concern with this is that Modlink is burdening the PC, requesting 98 to 100% of the CPU time. We noticed that the problem does not exist with Windows 95/98. We tried Windows 2000 which showed the same behaviour as Windows NT4.
Adding additional RAM or disk space to the PC does not seem to help.
Is there anything we can do to let Modlink use a decent part of the CPU time with Windows NT 4 or Windows 2000? Is this linked to the fact that Modlink is a 16-bit application?
Can anyone help me ?
Thanks
Pascal Georges
Test Technology Support Dept
Adding additional RAM or disk space to the PC does not seem to help.
Is there anything we can do to let Modlink use a decent part of the CPU time with Windows NT 4 or Windows 2000? Is this linked to the fact that Modlink is a 16-bit application?
Can anyone help me ?
Thanks
Pascal Georges
Test Technology Support Dept