Multi-processing
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Multi-processing is the ability to execute various processes (applications) simultaneously.
MIL applications are autonomous processes (or executables) designed to execute a complete operation or series of operations. Therefore, they can profit from multi-processing by executing independently, without interference from each other.
All currently supported MIL systems support multi-processing. This means that the same board can be allocated by more than one process simultaneously; CPU and memory resources will be split between each process as needed. However, many resources (such as individual digitizers on some boards) cannot be allocated by more than one process simultaneously. Refer to the documentation for your particular hardware to determine which resources cannot be allocated by more than one process simultaneously.