Dear all,
I currently have a prducer/consumer set up. The producer runs once 1ms and enques a 1D array of waveforms, each element in the array corresponding to one analog input channel. Every 1ms, 15 samples worth of data is enqued for each channel.
I need to be able to display the data in a waveform chart as well as save each channel as indivisual binary files. This is to be done in one (possibly two) consumer loops. It's not possible nor desirable to save or display data at 1k Htz. In reality, I probably want to update the waveform chart 30 times a second and save to disc once a second. For saving, what's the best way to aggregate 1 second worth of waveform data? Turn them into arrays (I don't need anything other than the Y values), append the arrays, and save the Y values into disc once every second as a binary file? What about for the data display? It seems like the array approach won't be a good idea because the wfm graph wants to take in wfms.
Also, I confused as to what is being enqued every millis second under the hood... Is this a reference to the waveform array or is it actually an array of waveforms, each waveform being 15 samples "long"?
Thanks as always.
