Im sure this is simple, and I think Im stuck in vacation mode and cant wait the 4 more hours till I leave, but this is really bothering me. I have a pretty large Queued State Machine and within that machine I have some states which must communicate via the TCP/IP port. My servers are complete and made into Executables and work fine, however I want to leave my clients as sub vi's so that I can easily pass in and retreive data from them. They are designed with 2 while loops, one for sending the data and one for reading the data back. At the very least the read loop needs to remain in a loop to pick up unsolicited messages from my CAN server. However when I place these into my master QSM they hold up the process because of the loops executing. Now I have made a separate loop in my QSM for all my communication clients so the rest of the QSM runs but I cant pass data into these clients because they are stuck executing the loops internally and dont stop to pull in data.
I should note that if I run my QSM to spawn the servers, then run my client as a separate VI rather than a sub and type my commands there then they execute perfectly.
So if you can follow my crazy description what would be the best/cleanest way to circumvent this so I can get moving ahead. Thanks, Dave