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Hi,
It's not very clear in the manual if it is possible for more than one IML procedure to be executing simultaneously.
As there is only one IML task I would expect that each triggered procedure (and all its calls to sub-procedures) must be completed before IML can service another trigger.
This is of course very fast, so it 'looks like' tasks executing simultaneously, but really the triggered executions are sequential and never overlap.
Is this correct?
Also, is it possible somehow to determine how long an IML procedure, or even the IML task, takes to run? Is there a watchdog of some kind to warn of long execution times like those caused by very long WHILE loops?
Thanks.
It's not very clear in the manual if it is possible for more than one IML procedure to be executing simultaneously.
As there is only one IML task I would expect that each triggered procedure (and all its calls to sub-procedures) must be completed before IML can service another trigger.
This is of course very fast, so it 'looks like' tasks executing simultaneously, but really the triggered executions are sequential and never overlap.
Is this correct?
Also, is it possible somehow to determine how long an IML procedure, or even the IML task, takes to run? Is there a watchdog of some kind to warn of long execution times like those caused by very long WHILE loops?
Thanks.