I understand some things about reentrancy: Say my SubVI "S" has an uninitialized shift register that is supposed to remember some value "V" from one call to the next.
If S is normal (not re-entrant), and S is called from two or more places, then there is only one V - each caller would interact with this same value of V. If S is reentrant, then there are TWO separate Vs - each caller would interact with its own value of V. Suppose he caller VI "C" calls S in two places - there would be two separate values of V. Suppose C is itself reentrant. Suppose there is a master VI "M" which has two calls to C. Each instance of C calls two instances of S. Are there then FOUR different values of V? In other words, does the reentrancy get passed up the chain?
