DQMH Generic Networking
summary
A generic networking endpoint for DQMH called GenNet implements a TCP client‑server abstraction (two protocols: variant protocol and plain string), is free and open source, and is already used in customer projects. It achieves runtime switching by overriding the DQMH message queue and adding client/server helper modules that share the message queue and a broadcast. Practical notes: multiple manual changes convert Notifier refs to variants, LabVIEW variant version mismatches break unpacking, and reconnect attempts occur only when the next send happens.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:05DQMH modules benefits
- 13:18Why use DQMH modules
- 16:15Networking architectures
- 17:40Generic networking requirements
- 20:11Generic networking modules
- 24:21Enabling networking in modules
- 30:23Helper modules
- 37:09Genet server and client
- 42:26User feedback
- 45:59Q&A
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