No. When functions are called from a formula input pin they execute atomically, as well as any functions they call (and so on). It works the same way for event handlers. You can't but a breakpoint in atomically executed entities. -SHAWN-
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I should also mention that has some fairly heavy duty consequences for so-called "multithreaded" execution. VEE doesn't time slice any atomically executed entity (that's why the breakpoint doesn't work), effectively stopping any other thread. IE, an infinite loop called from a formula input pin stops everything except that one thread. That appears to be quite a common "problem". -SHAWN-
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Hi, Has anyone worked with the HP4156 panel driver. It reports errors if I try to change the mode of SMU4 to COMMON in the Sampling mode and reports instrument driver error 1062: No CASE was matched in a select statement in device HP4156A, component SMU4_MODE line 8432. Is this a bug in the panel driver code? Are the panel driver codes reliable or can we expect them to have bugs. If this is a bug, can I get a correct version of the panel driver for HP4156?
Thanks Arunanshu
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No. When functions are called from a formula input pin they execute atomically, as well as any functions they call (and so on). It works the same way for event handlers. You can't but a breakpoint in atomically executed entities. -SHAWN-
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No. When functions are called from a formula input pin they execute atomically, as well as any functions they call (and so on). It works the same way for event handlers. You can't but a breakpoint in atomically executed entities. -SHAWN-
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I should also mention that has some fairly heavy duty consequences for so-called "multithreaded" execution. VEE doesn't time slice any atomically executed entity (that's why the breakpoint doesn't work), effectively stopping any other thread. IE, an infinite loop called from a formula input pin stops everything except that one thread. That appears to be quite a common "problem". -SHAWN-
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No. When functions are called from a formula input pin they execute
atomically, as well as any functions they call (and so on). It works the
same way for event handlers. You can't but a breakpoint in atomically
executed entities.
-SHAWN-
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