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Spawning reentrant subVIs in a loop without blocking utilizing VI Server
Created on: Feb 17, 2009 1:09 PM by StephenB - Last Modified: Feb 19, 2009 11:50 AM by Todd Sierer
Typically if you call a subVI in a loop, the loop will block until the subVI call is complete. This can be undesirable if you are intending to spawn many clones of a reentrant VI all at once. You can get around this limitation if you call the subVI using VI server.
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Added "LabVIEW" to the tags so it would show up on the main page. Thanks for posting!