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I am running a VI with 8 Booleans that serve as selections. Why does it run so slow?

Do the boolean indicators slow down LAbVIEW?
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You don't give enough information.

Post an example, or at least explain what you mean by "serve as selections".

Boolean indicators are quite fast - they don't occupy ANY time unless they actually change state.
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Did you add a wait statement to your loop of at least 1ms?

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> Do the boolean indicators slow down LAbVIEW?
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Not that I experienced. Unless you are in a loop, where you are calling a whole lot of subvi's that may include talking to slow H/W. Or, if you are running with the execution highlighted on(I doubt this). Or, if you are using a whole lot of either the stacked or flat sequence structure, each doing something slow or timed. Just some guesses, since you do not provide enough info.

Khan Kabir
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