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Re: Synchronization Palette

SercoSteveB
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Put the following items from the LabVIEW Synchronization Palette in order from top to bottom?

Synchronisation Palette.bmp

a) Optain Notifier, Obtain Queue, Obtain Semaphore Reference, Create Redezvous

b) Obtain Queue, Optain Notifier, Obtain Semaphore Reference, Create Redezvous

c) Obtain Semaphore Reference, Optain Notifier, Obtain Queue, Create Redezvous

d) Create Redezvous, Optain Notifier, Obtain Queue, Obtain Semaphore Reference 

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LordNobady
Member

It is A


Learning LabVIEW since January 2013
crossrulz
Knight of NI

A

Queues are by far my favorite function in LabVIEW.  Such a useful tool!


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MrStevenUND
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A. 

Queues are nice, but you can only view / modify the next element.  I perfer using arrays.  For troubleshooting purposes, you can use a indicator or probe and view all elements at once.  I have not worked with producer/consumer loops yet, but I can see arrays not working for these.

nmpundlik
Member

A

mini09
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go with Al option A....

RAMESHB
Member

Answer is C.

SercoSteveB
Active Participant

Answer: A.  Nice one LordNobady, crossrulz, MrStevenUND, nmpundlik & gnshmrthy.

Synchronisation.....nice.  I am with crossrulz, I use Queues the most often, followed by Notifiers, Semaphores and then Rendezvous.

kasliwal
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A

ashwinilele
Member

A