| | Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on the LabVIEW 5.0 VI Server - KnowledgeBase - Support - National Instruments |
 | | The Call By Reference function uses these same semantics and, except for determining which VI actually gets called until the last possible moment (i.e., dynamically linked), is almost identical in implementation to a normal (statically linked) subVI call. |
 | | I am aware of the difference between using the Invoke method to run a VI and the Call By Reference method, but I want to know more about when the VI is actually loaded into memory and how this impacts on the length of time for the call. |
 | | Therefore, you should organize your code to open the VI reference once in an initialization stage, then use that reference whenever you want to call the VI using the Call By Reference function, then close the reference in a cleanup stage. |
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