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System Exec.vi Block Diagram Password


@Darren wrote:

Yup, this VI is definitely violating more than one of our style guidelines. Check out how honest I was in posting that picture without habitually cleaning up the diagram first? 😉

 

And yes, for performance reasons, those terminals should definitely be on the top-level diagram. But I'm hoping there's not too many instances of people calling System Exec.vi in a tight loop...

 

If I were still in R&D I would have already submitted the cleaned-up VI.


Does is really affect performance if the terminals are not in loops?

"If you weren't supposed to push it, it wouldn't be a button."
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@paul_cardinale wrote:


Does is really affect performance if the terminals are not in loops?


Yes, there are compiler optimizations associated with subVI calls that cannot be realized if the subVI control/indicator terminals do not reside on the subVI's top-level diagram.

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@paul_cardinale wrote:
Does is really affect performance if the terminals are not in loops?

Some old discussions.

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