Non-blocking SubVI output terminals?

[smercurio_fc]

Depending on the data and what you are trying to do you can also use control references. An example ships with LabVIEW showing you how to update a graph that's on a higher-level VI from a subVI.

[Ben]

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@smercurio_fc wrote:

Depending on the data and what you are trying to do you can also use control references. An example ships with LabVIEW showing you how to update a graph that's on a higher-level VI from a subVI.

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See here for images of control references in action.

Ben

[JÞB]

Chiming in:  I think there are some good points to be made.

With LabVIEW 2011 this type of behavior IS possible.  That is you can Launch a sub-vi, continu prosessing after launching the sub.vi and get the outputs of the sub vi after the sub vi completes.  As a matter of fact Craig Davis presented example code of this behavior at the Minneapolis LabVIEW User's Group last week watch here for a link to the presentation- He did promise to post it.

Here is a discription of the Asynchronous Call By referance feature. And there are some examples that ship with 2011.

Combined with a control referance (or two) or a queue you can get just about anything you want

Despite all the great points the other contributors made- it is now possible to achive what the OP is asking for if I interperated correctly.