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Re: Real time signal processing using PV-WAVE [message #17836 is a reply to message #17737] Tue, 16 November 1999 00:00 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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In article <382f0f43.282258890@news.remarq.com>, dibanella@usa.net (Anna Maria di Banella) writes:
> Dear all,
>
> I am a new user of PV-WAVE and I'm in trouble because I have
> to process signals in real time but I have no Iidea about the way to
> do this. Does anyone know if it is possible to acquire data directly
> using PV-WAVE and process them, for example, every two or three
> seconds ?

I have done this a lot using LINKNLOAD in PV-WAVE, which is almost identical to
CALL_EXTERNAL in IDL. You need to do the following:

- Make a C "wrapper" which calls your existing data collection routines. This
wrapper is necessary to convert between the way LINKNLOAD passes its
arguments and the way your existing code will pass arguments.

- Link this C wrapper and your existing routines into a DLL (Windows) or
shareable object (Unix).

- Write PV-WAVE routines to call the DLL or shareable object.

Using this technique I have done lots of data acquisition and display using
PV-WAVE and IDL. Update rates faster than 100 Hz are easily achieved,
depending on how much data you need to display.

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