How do I implement a one-second buffer for incoming UDP data?
In my current UDP code, I receive data called "dataset" with five columns. However, I face an issue with manually specifying the array size as 6610, which is impractical for real-time applications. I need to modify the code to continuously read data for one second. For instance, while receiving data, I aim to wait for one second and then save the dataset. This should replace the static array size declaration, such as data = read(u2, 6610, "double").
clear
client_port = 10011;
clientAddress = ‘192.168.100.202’;
% Data packets
dataset= [];
u2 = udpport("IPV4",’LocalPort’,client_port);
while 1
tic
for i=1:5
data = read(u2,6610,"double");
d = data;
if isempty(d)
break
end
dataset(:,i) = d;
end
toc
d=[];
if isempty(d)
break
end
endIn my current UDP code, I receive data called "dataset" with five columns. However, I face an issue with manually specifying the array size as 6610, which is impractical for real-time applications. I need to modify the code to continuously read data for one second. For instance, while receiving data, I aim to wait for one second and then save the dataset. This should replace the static array size declaration, such as data = read(u2, 6610, "double").
clear
client_port = 10011;
clientAddress = ‘192.168.100.202’;
% Data packets
dataset= [];
u2 = udpport("IPV4",’LocalPort’,client_port);
while 1
tic
for i=1:5
data = read(u2,6610,"double");
d = data;
if isempty(d)
break
end
dataset(:,i) = d;
end
toc
d=[];
if isempty(d)
break
end
end In my current UDP code, I receive data called "dataset" with five columns. However, I face an issue with manually specifying the array size as 6610, which is impractical for real-time applications. I need to modify the code to continuously read data for one second. For instance, while receiving data, I aim to wait for one second and then save the dataset. This should replace the static array size declaration, such as data = read(u2, 6610, "double").
clear
client_port = 10011;
clientAddress = ‘192.168.100.202’;
% Data packets
dataset= [];
u2 = udpport("IPV4",’LocalPort’,client_port);
while 1
tic
for i=1:5
data = read(u2,6610,"double");
d = data;
if isempty(d)
break
end
dataset(:,i) = d;
end
toc
d=[];
if isempty(d)
break
end
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