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Re: Create single file for empirical values in labview

Yep, arrays may be it. But just to be clear, LV doesn't attempt to copy the array, it does copy the array, ditto for all data types that aren't references, they are by value. So a small array will be similar to a scalar, a small cluster, ditto. Large arrays or clusters will degrade linearly.

The reason for the copy is to support parallel program execution safely.

To get around this you make a functional wrapper that returns only the elements you want or makes the modifications you want, and this wrapper will automatically be a critical section.

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