I wrote an application in Labview for a USB-231 that has been in use for multiple years without any problems. But, recently it has been giving us buffer overwrite errors on certain computers. The error code is 29. I have tried to replicate it on other computers by doing a stress test and I was been able to get a buffer overwrite error but I am getting error code 10017 instead (same error explanation but different error code).
My question is the following. What is the difference between error code 29 and error code 10017, and what condition would trigger one versus the other?
Is one error related to the hardware buffer and the other to the software buffer?
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I wrote an application in Labview for a USB-231 that has been in use for multiple years without any problems. But, recently it has been giving us buffer overwrite errors on certain computers. The error code is 29. I have tried to replicate it on other computers by doing a stress test and I was been able to get a buffer overwrite error but I am getting error code 10017 instead (same error explanation but different error code).
My question is the following. What is the difference between error code 29 and error code 10017, and what condition would trigger one versus the other?
Is one error related to the hardware buffer and the other to the software buffer?
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