Hey guys,
So I figure it makes sense using the queue service to store data I am accumulating via one process and then have another process to read and process that data once I find a terminator charcter. The “regular” way I have done this before is to implement a ringbuffer which I could make as complex as I need for the particular application, however starting to play with the queue service leads me to a bunch of questions.
- Where is the queue created?
- What size can the queue be? (The OpenAT tut mentions that an exception 144 can be triggered if too many items are added too the queue
)
- Are copies of the data being pushed into the queue made, or simply pointers to the variables containing the data?
I am using a single task so suppose this is not used for its full purpose. I have looked through the OpenAT tutorial and ADL users guide and they both really say the same.
Regards,
Tyrone