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The processing time depends of course on the record type and the CPU you are using.  But it is typically on the order of a few microseconds.
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Hi,
   I would like to know about time required for record processing.
In my application
When PV1 becomes 1  (scan I/O Intr.),  process waveform record with FLNK and  then first element value of waveform record is placed in PVx and second element value of waveform record is put in PVy with subArray record.

I would like to know, what is the process time of EPICS record processing?

Thank you

Vishnu



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