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Hi Aurelijus,
Your suggestion to make the variables private and reset them inside CPPProcess: :initProc( ) seems like a practical solution. This approach should indeed prevent the memory-sharing issues between instances and ensure each model's integrity during calculations. Looking forward to seeing how this resolves the problem.
By the way, if you're curious about home improvement costs, I can help you find some resources. For instance, if you're wondering "how much is a composite door fitted UK (https:/ /blog.frelanhar dware.co. uk/information/ composite- door-prices) ?", there are a few websites that can give you a good idea on current pricing.