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Re: Dynamically parallel
As others have mentioned, you need to get a new vi ref for each run. What I'd recommend is to in advance, loop through doing the opens and putting the refs into an array, same size as the CAN IDs. Then your timing will not include data space cloning and mgmt overhead. Personally, I've only used this a few times, and for profiling, tend to drop the reentrant code N times. If much code is involved, I wrap it into another reentrant subVI. If I need hundreds, I drop ten, make a subVI, and drop ten of those, etc.
Greg McKaskle |
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