Hello,
I have a numeric control which is an array.
I have noticed that I can stretch this with the pointer, and there are
more elements to the array.
However, that array is written to a labview TCP socket.
I know that when I code in 'C' and use sockets, that I MUST inform the
WRITER how
many bytes are being sent into the socket to be received, on the other
end, by the server.
However, with labview, the WRITE does NOT have a #-of-bytes-to-write
input wire.
This is now a problem because my server is NOT reading the data properly
from labview.
I fear it is because the digital controlling array does not have a size
limit?
So...
When I wire an array into a TCP socket, to write to it, HOW does it know
how many
of those seemingly endl
ess array elements to write?
Does an array have an end?
tom