Producer Consumer loop

[Mark_Yedinak]

Simply change the type of your queue data. Make the data type a 2D array and enqueue the whole thing.

Generally speaking though I don't create queues of a specific data type. I prefer a generic format for the data I queue. I generally use a cluster consisting of 2 elements. The first is either a string or an ENUM which is a message type. The other element is a variant. This simple messaging protocol makes it very easy to send different types of controls messages to your consumer loops. A fixed data type means it is difficult to modify or extend the functionality of the consumer.

[*E*]

Mark Thanks once again for your replies and help!



Here is what I tried. The data that's read in from the producer loop  is already
displayed in a 2 D array so I took that wire and tried wired it in to the
enqueue  without having the index array that I initially had. This did not work
because it showed a 2 D array going in to the 1 day array enqueue  input side.
Also when it is dequeued the output element is also a 1 D array.

[Mark_Yedinak]

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@*E* wrote:

Mark Thanks once again for your replies and help!



Here is what I tried. The data that's read in from the producer loop  is already
displayed in a 2 D array so I took that wire and tried wired it in to the
enqueue  without having the index array that I initially had. This did not work
because it showed a 2 D array going in to the 1 day array enqueue  input side.
Also when it is dequeued the output element is also a 1 D array.

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The data type that you endequeue must be the same type that you wired to the Obtain Queue. Change that to a 2D array and all should be fine.

[*E*]

thanks!

[saifizi]

Dear All,

Can anybody help me to convert this programming file to 2011 labview file or older version. This file was used version 2012. Thank you for the help.

[RavensFan]

Duplicate.

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