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Can we control the queue processing speed in labview?
Can we control the queue processing speed in labview?
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02-13-2004
12:57 PM
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I am trying to control the queue processing time using loop delays, but it always goes into infinite loop. pls help
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02-13-2004
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Please post some code for us to look at.
That will let us help you,
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Hello Ben
I am attaching the VI . It has UDP connections going to the queue and connecting after dequeue. I want to slow down the rate of dequeueing.
thank you
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All of the code in your loop executes on each iteration of the loop. That includes your deque.
Use two loops. One for queing one for deque.
You should then be able to control the deque rate separately.
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