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Memory corruption by creation of images in different subVIs?

The subVIs my main VI is made of work fine when tested individually but not when put together. Every single image created has got its own unique name. Does one subVI not know where in memory another subVI created an image and possibly overwrites it? If so, do I have to create every single image I am ever going to use in subVIs in the main VI? This means lots of inputs for the subVIs and cannot be the idea, can it?
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Drizzt wrote in message news:<50650000000800000021790000-1042324653000@exchange.ni.com>...
> The subVIs my main VI is made of work fine when tested individually
> but not when put together. Every single image created has got its own
> unique name. Does one subVI not know where in memory another subVI
> created an image and possibly overwrites it? If so, do I have to
> create every single image I am ever going to use in subVIs in the main
> VI? This means lots of inputs for the subVIs and cannot be the idea,
> can it?

It's hard to know what exactly happened just by what you descripted.
Maybe you should give more details how you did it. Or if you want, you
can send me your code, so I can have a closer look. It shouldn't
matter where you created your imag
e as long as you have the image
cluster.
Irene
http://www.geocities.com/irene_he
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