I have a deployed application (PXI based) that uses NSVs to populate bound UI front panel indicators from a separate background task which acquires the data from a MIL-STD-1553 bus controller (all on the local machine, not across a network). This is working well (eliminates code on the block diagram) even at update rates down to ~40 msecs although there were a couple of quirks I had to deal with. There is not a huge amount of data being passed with about 35 indicators in total, half of those being small arrays.
I have the opportunity to upgrade to LV 2014 (from 8.5) and clean up the application and I thought converting to AF would be appropriate since I have several QSMs in parallel threads. Should I stick with the NSVs or will I have at least the same performance (or better) using AF messages? I would think that the under the hood SVE uses message queues itself so my guess is that there is negligible difference in performance.
Thanks,
Bill M.
