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Re: Dynamically parallel
Hi, You only have one VI ref here. You will need a new ref for each VI instance that you want to run. Secondly, you specify to open as a re-entrant VI as the option when opening the reference.
<Hint>Open VI Reference primitive</hint> Edit: While this is "legal" LabVIEW code, I would recommend against it if you can avoid it. There is some overhead when opening VI's in this manner. (Dynamic calling) If calling parallel code statically, (IE. Specifying at edit time on the block diagram) the overhead is very minimal. Last edited by SuperS_5 : 22-12-2010 at 01:35. |
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