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'''Parallelizable Loops''' is a [[VI Analyzer]] test installed by the [[LabVIEW VI Analyzer Toolkit]] add-on. It detects [[For Loop]]s that can safely be [[parallelization|parallelized]]. It also detects For Loops that have already been parallelized but contain [[reentrant VI|non-reentrant subVIs]], which prohibit parallel execution.
'''Parallelizable Loops''' is a [[VI Analyzer]] test installed by the [[LabVIEW VI Analyzer Toolkit]] add-on. It detects [[For Loop]]s that can safely be [[parallelization|parallelized]]. It also detects For Loops that have already been parallelized but contain [[reentrant VI|non-reentrant subVIs]], which prohibit parallel execution.
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Parallelizable Loops is a VI Analyzer test installed by the LabVIEW VI Analyzer Toolkit add-on. It detects For Loops that can safely be parallelized. It also detects For Loops that have already been parallelized but contain non-reentrant subVIs, which prohibit parallel execution.