I for one don't like multiple loops in one diagram, if I need to do parallel processing (another loop), I will have another VI running. I think in one way or another you need multiple "Loops" in your application, but its only a matter of architectural preference how they are implemented. I believe that is what Michael meant by the "single loop good, multiple loops bad".
-Sam > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Paul F. Sullivan > Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2004 7:50 AM > To: Michael Aivaliotis > Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Parallel Loops (was More then one active Vi with > open Front panel?) > > > Michael, > > You wrote: > > >...I enjoy discussions on methodology and implementation > >techniques... The issue lately is: single loop good, multiple loops > >bad. > > Without multiple loops you lose the parallelism that is the hallmark > of LabVIEW. Why would multiple loops be bad? If it's the block > diagram real estate taken up by the loop structure, you could hide > the loops in subVIs. > > -- > EnWirementally, > Paul F. Sullivan > > ---------------------------------------------------- > > SULLutions (781)769-6869 > "when a single discipline is not enough" > > visit http://www.SULLutions.com > > ---------------------------------------------------- >
