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  1. Wow while troubleshooting some code I noticed that calling the "Generate occurrence" function always returns the same reference if used in a loop or in a SubVI that you call several times. The only way to get different references is to physically place several instances of it on the BD. Is that the expected behavior? And in a more general way, what do you think of occurrences? I like them because they are so light and simple. I use them when I only have one "sender" and one "consumer" and that I don't need to pass any data... Edit: A glance at the LabVIEW Help indicated that indeed this is the normal behavior. I'm still interested in knowing what are your thoughts on occurrences...
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