Subroutine Priority number of calls

Subroutine Priority number of calls
A normal VI can be only called ones at the same time. Is this by a VI with the settings Subroutine (Priority) the same?
And by Multithreading ?
(VI Properties --> Priority  --> Subroutine )
Thanks
Urs Mueller
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OK you  are NOT talking about a re-entrant VI.
YEs sub-routine priority for an Action Engine is just fine and if you step into the way-back-machine the NI RT course used to teach us to use an AE to interact with the time Critical loops since the sub-routine priority enabeld the "Skip If Busy" option  (and also here )for our sub-VI calls.
The Skip If BUsy option was an early exception to the standrad data flow rule that the output from a sub-VI was required to progress beyonf that sub-VI.
WHen that option is set (right-click the sub-VI to configure the call) LV would first check to see if that sub-VI was busy before attempting to call it. If it was busy the sub_VI would not be called and the wires coming from that sub-VI would contain the default-default of the data types.
I use these often but in TC loops they are great since I can use a boolean returned by the sub-VI to tell me the call executed or not. Typicially the AE would provide the USer set-points or options (recieved from a GUI somewhere). If the Boolean was true, the sub-VI executed adn I should use its data. If it was false the sub_VI was skipped and I ignored the data from the AE.
Works great last a long time.
Ben
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