I have one computer with a data socket that I write some waveforms to
at ~ 1Hz. I have another computer that reads out that data, and
logs it. My problem is that sometimes, I have to stop the vi on
the data socket server machine, at which point, the second machine
running the "data socket read vi" stops and gives an error, since the
datasocket no longer exists. Is there some way for the reader
machine to test to see if the datasocket exists, and if not, I'll just
write zeros or keep testing until it's open again? I don't want
to have to go over to the other machine and restart the vi every time
this happens.
thanks.
Jesse Wodin
