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'''call()''' is intended to be used to read values from the buffer of a communication port and hand it over to SweepMe!. Thus, it must return a list of all values according to the lists of variables and units. In order to improve the speed of measurements, the concept of [[unblocking parallelization]] should be used.
'''call()''' is intended to be used to read values from the buffer of a communication port and hand them over to SweepMe!. Thus, it must return a list of all values according to the lists of variables and units. In order to improve the speed of measurements, the concept of [[unblocking parallelization]] should be used.

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call() is intended to be used to read values from the buffer of a communication port and hand them over to SweepMe!. Thus, it must return a list of all values according to the lists of variables and units. In order to improve the speed of measurements, the concept of unblocking parallelization should be used.