Hi,
Little Question : assuming one would have 2 WIN32 threads with equal priority, each reading data from a PipeOut (eg 0xa1 and 0xa2)
How is the bandwith shared among the 2 data transfers ?
I have the feeling that the first initiated transfer must be terminated first before the second one can begin.
Simple answer is that you just can’t do this. They will end up stomping on each other. Per device, there MUST be only one accessor.
If you need multiple-access to a device, you will need to create a thread or process that channels access through ONE instance of the API. Then all other threads/processes would communicate with that “FrontPanel Thread” for access to the device.
Two separate instances of the API bound to two separate devices cause no problem whatsoever.