So I often find myself wanting "pointers" But they are weird and not flowish in the labview world. Most of the time I don't want them for concurrency i want them for the ability to create complex data structures like link lists and such. And yes we can make them using DVR or priority Queues but it just seems like unnecessary overhead. I mean Pointers are really Really fast. So what options do i have.
so who wins above? fastest to slowest:
Flow Count
ArrayRef
Variant Count 2
DVR Count
Queue
Variant Count
So I guess i could use a array and use indexes for reference but that would be tedious! Plus I can't remove an element from an array without ruining all the other references! So I suppose i would makes something a mix between a ARRAY a Variant and a DVR the data flow would be like the array and the references would be typed like a DVR wire. I Imagine it looking something like this:
I call it a SCOPE because i honestly don't know what to call it.
Well what do you think would this be useful to you?
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