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I have several WHILE loops running in parallel. I want to debug only one of them and let the others keep running.

Currently when I debug and step through the program, the execution point jumps around through the different loops. This makes it hard and slow to debug a specific area of code.

Any ideas?

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Yes, I'd love to see that idea implemented. Usually though, I take the situation as a hint I ought to put the loops in their own VIs. Not always convenient, but helps a lot for when you need to do stepping or execution highlighting.

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Yes, I'd love to see that idea implemented. Usually though, I take the situation as a hint I ought to put the loops in their own VIs. Not always convenient, but helps a lot for when you need to do stepping or execution highlighting.

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It also gives you the option of running them in different priorities and execution systems.

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Yes, I'd love to see that idea implemented. Usually though, I take the situation as a hint I ought to put the loops in their own VIs. Not always convenient, but helps a lot for when you need to do stepping or execution highlighting.

Ha! I figured that answer would come up. Still would be nice to have the functionality, though. Thanks.

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It also gives you the option of running them in different priorities and execution systems.

And it forces you to consider the api of each module.

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