The condition of the Terminal loop in a wiring SCTL

Hi all.

I'm relatively new to LabVIEW, and I have a little doubt with a Terminal loop condition which I think is pretty basic. When using a while loop, the VI breaks if there is no condition connected to the Terminal, even if it is a constant t. The same is also pretty explicitly mentioned hereand I think that makes perfect sense.

Now, I am interested in some code LabVIEW FPGA on a forum post that I was living to understand better SCTLs (only the attached photo is NOT my own code, credits to Mahesh0459), and the conditional terminal in the SCTLs does not seem to be wired. When I watched the video that introduced this concept, loop a while turns out be replaced directly with a SCTL, whereupon the F constant (since the while loop) is automatically connected to the Terminal.

So, my question is this: is it a good idea to leave the condition of the Terminal loop unwired in an FPGA VI? If so, what is the reason? Alternatively, is this SCTLs-specific behavior? If so, again, what is the reason?

Thank you!

Only in FPGA is fine.  The reason being that it is assumed the loop will only run for always in the material.  No no not the loop control registers some doors.

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