How to use Queues in LabVIEW

[@EigenA]

You are saving me at my internship! I appreciate the videos, keep it up.

awesome job

[@birdost4872]

keep make tutorial.. you are doing very good job

[@abdulfatahabushagur8425]

Thanks a lot, It is really helpful.

[@sivonparansun]

I am confused...How does the consumer loop know that the data en-queued by the first three loops is to be processed when it isn't wired or named?

[@SimplySpiceIt]

nice

[@austinman1234567]

I hate to be negative, but this is an awful demonstration of how to use the queue functions. All you are demonstrating is that a queue can be written to from multiple locations. If you really want to show how to use the queue functions correctly, take the basic producer-consumer and create an application. You have the option to to show how data can be 'streamed', or passed along with a message. These types of demos do not help new LabVIEW developers create well structured applications.

[@LabVIEWADVANTAGE]

+austinman1234567 Thanks for the critical feedback. The producer consumer using queues is already covered in different video earlier in this channel.

[@43SunSon]

May i have a link?

[@LabVIEWADVANTAGE]

+SunSon29 link for?

[@43SunSon]

the link of "The producer consumer using queues is already covered in different video earlier in this channel."

[@LabVIEWADVANTAGE]

+SunSon29 Yes you are right. This video demonstrates N:1 Communication using Queues. Previous video shows 1:1 Communication use.

[@BaqerAlkuraysi]

very confusing

[@JohnSmith-ed1sr]

rediculous, you start the video from another project and dont explain anything about the previous. Totally useless

[@LabVIEWADVANTAGE]

It does not start from another video. Why can't you watch the another video. The prerequisite to watch this video is you should have some basic concepts. If it is so difficult to understand, it is time you can take some formal training from NI.