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Re: Tip if you ever want to program network applications in LabVIEW
I'm not sure whether we are talking about your FRC "job" or day job, but for the time being, shared variables will not be allowed in competition, and while they are still useful in a debug setting, they also have quite a bit of overhead for the small amount of data that you are wanting to send over.
Greg McKaskle 
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