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'''Recursion''' in computer science is defined as a function that includes itself as part of its definition. This means that a function calls itself as part of its execution. In [[LabVIEW]] this simply means a [[VI]] calls itself as a [[SubVI]]. | |||
== Configuration == | |||
To make a [[VI]] allowed to call itself as a [[SubVI]] it must be set to [[Reentrancy|reentrant]] | |||
== Uses == | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
* [[Recursion redirect|Recursion]] | * [[Recursion redirect|Recursion]] | ||
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Recursion in computer science is defined as a function that includes itself as part of its definition. This means that a function calls itself as part of its execution. In LabVIEW this simply means a VI calls itself as a SubVI.
Configuration
To make a VI allowed to call itself as a SubVI it must be set to reentrant