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Intro – Why This Isn’t Just a Sequel In my last post, The Art of Caching in LabVIEW , we covered why caching matters, when it’s worth the trouble, and the tradeoffs that can make you regret ever touching it. That post was about the decision  to cache. This one is about the execution . We’re going to dig into concrete caching strategies, the patterns that work well in LabVIEW, and the pitfalls that can quietly turn your “optimization” into a performance-killing, bug-breeding h

I've always wanted to present on this topic at a LabVIEW user group, but the opportunity never quite materialized. I think this topic is expansive enough to fit into multiple blogs, so that's where I'm starting, and hopefully it can evolve into a cohesive presentation at some point. This is part one of the series, and serves as a high level summary on caching in LabVIEW. Topics Why Caching Matters The Art and Tradeoffs of Caching High-ROI Caching Scenarios Real-World Case S