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Re: How do I use interrupts?
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Originally Posted by Mark McLeod View Post
Would the LabVIEW Event Structure fit what you're looking for?
Yes and no.

This part sounds good:

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When your OS detects that an event has occurred, it notifies applications so they can react by executing any code written specifically for that event.
But this part not so much:

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the event structure responds to every registered event detected by the OS and executes those responses synchronously in the order the events occurred.
In LabVIEW, periodic tasks can be prioritized, and tasks with the same priority can run concurrently via time-slicing. Is there a way in LabVIEW to treat event handlers the same way?



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