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second call to read tcpip is slow


@Eric1977 wrote:

I agree that the Stacked Sequence Structure should not be used but for a VERY short set of use cases, and, even then, look like they can be substituted for better alternatives based on the links you provided.


In my entire career, I have found exactly one situation where a stacked sequence is better than other alternatives.

 

  • exactly two frames, each with exactly the same inputs.
  • No sequence locals!
  • Only the last frame has outputs.

 

 

 

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Code is fine.  The problem was with the hardware.

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@altenbach wrote:

@Eric1977 wrote:

I agree that the Stacked Sequence Structure should not be used but for a VERY short set of use cases, and, even then, look like they can be substituted for better alternatives based on the links you provided.


In my entire career, I have found exactly one situation where a stacked sequence is better than other alternatives.

 

  • exactly two frames, each with exactly the same inputs.
  • No sequence locals!
  • Only the last frame has outputs.

But it saves so much space! ;D

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