Re: TCP data passing speed
- From: tst <x@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 14 May 2008 01:40:05 -0500 (CDT)
The delay probably depends a lot more on the network architecture (OS stack, physical network, actual load, etc.) than on LabVIEW. You can measure the the time by pinging the other system, but Windows will only give you 1 ms resolution and it would not be deterministic anyway. Your question is actually interesting and will probably be answered better by someone like Ben, but generally, the answer is probably in ms.
Of course, if your application waits before, while or after receiving the command, you will have an additional wait. What kind of synchronization do you need here? Can you trust the two systems to be synced in the first place?
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