Where to suggest features?

I swear I've seen this information before, but I've just spent about 5 minutes googling around, and I can't seem to find a Feature Suggestion dropbox for LabVIEW. Can someone point me the way?
I'd like to see a feature where the build source distribution allows a version parameter. It would really simplify working with others using older versions of LabVIEW if I could just do a build for a specific version without having to do a save as.. on the project or a bunch of individual vi's.
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     Robert Varga
     Message was edited by:
     robvarga

We found that in case of querying caches with many     > keys, but no indexes on the queried
     > > attribute, the performance of the cache is quite
     > worse than querying Oracle, for instance.
     >
     > That is to be expected.
     >
     > Please also note that Oracle (and other SQL
     > databases) are very refined and optimized
     > implementations of relational query engines, so it
     > should not be surprising when results are in their
     > favor for relational-style queries.
     >
     > > The foremost reason of that, I believe, is that for
     > this scenario, the primary node has to
     > > deserialize all the entries in the cache to extract
     > a single attribute from it, compared to a
     > > database which knows the exact position and
     > representation of that value in the database
     > > storage.
     >
     > Yes, deserialization can be quite expensive.
     >
     Yes, I am aware of it, and accept them as a trade-off for getting objects in the cache. And I was not even speaking about the relational part of RDBMS-es, only about the partially reproducable advantage of the known storage structure of a single table.
     And it was mostly just the preface text. :-)
     > > I think, that providing a new extraction method
     > could speed up this scenario, all it
     > > requires is that the extractor be faster than the
     > deserializing the entire object. This can
     > > for example be provided by having the attributes
     > extracted this way put to a place
     > > where it is much faster to be found, probably to a
     > fixed position in the wire format.
     >
     > We considered fixed-position techniques, but decided
     > against them for a number of reasons, although for
     > the use case you describe it would likely work well.
     > Our decision was based on the following:
     >
     > 1) The fixed length fields would all have to be
     > placed first into the binary structure in order for
     > those data to have fixed offsets, and
     > 2) Only the fixed length fields of the outermost
     > object would be directly extractable.
     >
     Yes, but if the developer has the freedom to choose such an extractor, it cannot hurt to provide the feature as an alternative to ReflectionExtractor and extracted value-using filters, if it is sort of straightforward to implement.
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     > In your example, you suggested:
     >
     > Object extractFromBinary(byte[] wireFormat, int
         > wireFormatStartsAt, int wireFormatLength);     >
     > A couple things to keep in mind:
     >
     > 1) The data stored in a backing map is a Binary
     > object (com.tangosol.util.Binary)
     > 2) A Binary object can provide a Binary object within
     > it without copying:
     >
     > Binary binSub =
         > bin.toBinary(wireFormatStartsAt,
         > wireFormatLength);     >
     > 3) A Binary object can provide a BufferInput, which
     > is a combination of an Input Stream, a Data Input
     > implementation, etc.:
     >
     > ReadBuffer.BufferInput in =
         > bin.toBinary(wireFormatStartsAt,
         > wireFormatLength).getBufferInput();     >
     > .. or simply:
     >
     > ReadBuffer.BufferInput in =
         > bin.getBufferInput(wireFormatStartsAt,
         > wireFormatLength);     >
     > (See the JavaDoc documentation in com.tangosol.io
     > package.)
     >
     > 4) To extract an "int" value from offset 13, it's as
     > easy as:
     >
     > int n = bin.getBufferInput(13,
         > 4).readInt();     >
     > .. but since it's a known offset, you can simply do
     > this:
     >
     > int n =
         > bin.getBufferInput().setOffset(13).readInt();     >
     > > Also, it would be useful to have utility methods
     > equivalent to the read methods on the
     > > ExternalizableHelper class to be provided but with
     > a byte[] and int (start index) instead
     > > of a DataInput in the signature.
     >
     > BufferInput does that already, for the most part.
     >
     > > Or otherwise the byte[] parameters in the methods
     > might be replaced with a seekable
     > > DataInput wrapper containing the byte[] (in which
     > the wrapped byte[] can be changed
     > > by the loop evaluating the entries).
     >
     > That's exactly what BufferInput is.
     >
     > Check it out and tell me if we're talking about the
     > same thing.
     >
     I think we are. :-)
     >
     > In 3.2, an improved type of serialization will be
     > provided as well (as discussed previously on some of
     > the XmlBean threads), which may address this
     > question.
     >
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     > Peace,
     >
     > Cameron.
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     Robert

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Let me start off by saying I love Blackberry. I think its the best thing since sliced bread. I would like to make a suggestion. I previously had a Palm Treo, the only thing I like about the phone was the ability to choose where I stored certain applications. I had a choice to either store the application on the phone or on the media card. Is there anything in the works for a feature like that. I think that would free up space on the phone and make it work faster. I have a T-mobile Pearl 8100. Also if you are taking suggestions on phones to develop. My perfect T-mobile Blackberry is thin like the Iphone, with a slide out keyboard, with the ability to store applications either on the phone or media card. It would also feature a touch screen and an app store, it would come loaded with awesome applications and a great mp3 player. It would have plenty of memory with the ability to capture and playback video with all the current Blackberry features that we love. Let me know when you come out with a Blackberry like that for T-mobile at a reasonable price.

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Eigentor wrote:
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