I am designing a soft IOC to run on Linux, which will control and monitor an array of 32 identical network (Ethernet) devices. The network protocol is udp. I will use asyn and most likely streamDevice. What is the most sensible approach to implement this?
The IOC needs to communicate with all devices present, each with a unique IP address. My uncertainty is how to establish communication with and then address each device as needed. Also how to maintain a list of connections.
Is there an example of similar implementation?
I have written a number of soft IOCs to communicate with a single Ethernet device using asyn. Dealing with an array of Ethernet devices seems daunting.
Any suggestions are welcome,
Zen
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