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18-01-2009, 18:20
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Re: Speed of axis camera
Good summary about threading. Many people fall for the -- more threads results in faster execution trap. Having the camera run at 10Hz may be reasonable, but you don't want it to slow everything else down. Give the tasks or threads a shot. It certainly helped the LV stuff to be in an independent loop.
Greg McKaskle 
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