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Multi-session methods are missing from nidigital API #1067
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If these methods are superseded by multi-instrument sessions then we should not add them to the brand new python API. |
There is one use-case that would not be covered by multi-instrument sessions - If the user wants to tclk multi-instrument nidigital session with another driver session. This use-case was brought up during development of multi-instrument session support, with other driver most-likely being an RF driver. But any solution (other than just using single-instrument session) was tabled with the understanding that it's not a common use-case. If there's a real need for it, the solution would ideally be within multi-instrument session support. Given that the above use-case is not common and it could be solved lower in the stack, I think we should not add these methods to Python API 1.0. We can always add them later. @marcoskirsch , @texasaggie97 Do you have any concerns? |
This does not work. NI-Digital multi-instrument sessions cannot be used along with NI-TClk. If/when the driver runtime supports it then we can revisit. |
Sorry, I meant if users need to tclk multiple digital sessions and some other driver session, they cannot use multi-instrument session, and hence would need to use the above methods in question. |
Would they have to use the multi-instrument sessions? Or can they just use nitclk like they would with any other mix of sessions? |
They can use nitclk to synchronize mixed sessions. But then they would need to use:
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I think we should wait until a use-case comes up. I'm ok with not adding these multi-session methods to the python API. |
These multi-session methods are missing from the API:
These methods need to accept array of session handles.
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