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Shared memory concept implementation

Hi,

 

Anybody tried to implement the concept of shared memory in LabVIEW ?

(This was originated from attached pdf, which iI found while surfing on net)

I could see couple of discussion on forums, but unfortunately none of web link they referred in it found 😞

 

 

Regards

Hemant

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Search for "SCRAMNet". I believe it is CUrtiss-Wright that makes it.

 

I have used it in a number of applications and it is simply amazing compared without other comm methodologies. If you project has deep pockets (very deep) you can implement multipl routes redududancies and self-healing networks. Node to node transfer rates are measured in nanoseconds (or ws that femtoseconds?).

 

Ben

Retired Senior Automation Systems Architect with Data Science Automation LabVIEW Champion Knight of NI and Prepper LinkedIn Profile YouTube Channel
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Hi Ben,

 

Thanks for reply !

My goal is to share/pass some data (Includes acquired signal( to,dt,y[50K]) and some cluster ) from LabVIEW to other application/ process (.Net).

If you have done this kind of application or similar to this, could you please share some sample examples with me ?

This will be really help me alot.

 

Regards

Hemant

 

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That is a differnt situation.

 

Search on LAVAG.org for Ramdisk.

 

It is an antient technique that maps physical memory as a disk drive thereby allowing disk access that has physicl memory throughput.

 

Ben

Retired Senior Automation Systems Architect with Data Science Automation LabVIEW Champion Knight of NI and Prepper LinkedIn Profile YouTube Channel
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TCP is commonly used in this situation, too. It has pretty good throughput on the local machine, it's platform-independent, and it will scale well if your two applications need to run on separate machines at some point in the future.
Jarrod S.
National Instruments
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Another term to search for is "reflective memory"

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