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Date: Fri Jan 31 2003 - 15:43:01 PST

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    From: Jamie LaFlamme <jamiel@model.com>
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    Subject: fork..join in automatic tasks/functions
    Date: Fri, 31 Jan 2003 12:00:15 -0800
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    I haven't found any information in the 1364-2001 LRM that describes the
    expected behavior of fork..join statements within an automatic task or
    function. Has there been any discussion about whether each statement within
    the fork-join block should have its own copy of the automatic variables or
    whether the statments should behave as if all automatic variables are
    shared? Maybe the behavior intended to be implementation-defined?
     
    Thanks,
    -Jamie LaFlamme

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    I haven't found any information in the 1364-2001 LRM that describes the expected behavior of fork..join statements within an automatic task or function. Has there been any discussion about whether each statement within the fork-join block should have its own copy of the automatic variables or whether the statments should behave as if all automatic variables are shared? Maybe the behavior intended to be implementation-defined?
     
    Thanks,
    -Jamie LaFlamme

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