How does LabVIEW support multiple processes in application?

LabVIEW's support for multiple processes in an application is a crucial topic in advanced programming. Understanding this technology is essential for programmers who work with LabVIEW. LabVIEW offers two major advantages when it comes to multitasking and multithreading. The first benefit is the complete abstraction of threads themselves. LabVIEW programmers never have to create, destroy, or synchronize threads. The second advantage is the use of the dataflow model in LabVIEW. This model provides a clear advantage over its text-based counterparts, as it simplifies the programmer's view of multitasking. Multithreading adds a new dimension to software engineering by allowing applications to perform multiple tasks simultaneously. A great example of an application that incorporates multithreading is Microsoft Word. Word utilizes multithreading to perform spell checks and grammar validation while the user types. In previous versions, such as Word 6.0 for Windows 3.1, this was not possible as it could only run one task at a time, requiring users to stop typing and manually select "check spelling". For more detailed information, please refer to the attached document.