Any other opinions? Otherwise I will leave SC_FORK/SC_JOIN alone.
Philipp - can you see any obvious way for this to fit with sc_vector, as
Bart was suggesting?
John A
From:
Bishnupriya Bhattacharya <bpriya@cadence.com>
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"systemc-p1666-technical@eda.org" <systemc-p1666-technical@eda.org>
Date:
11/01/2011 18:28
Subject:
RE: SC_FORK and SC_JOIN
I would vote to leave it as is.
-Bishnupriya
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Subject: SC_FORK and SC_JOIN
All,
Bart writes:
6.5.7: SC_FORK and SC_JOIN: isn?t the macro based approach a little dated?
Shouldn?t we standardize on an sc_fork_join API with an sc_vector for the
set of processes that are intended to be spawned?
[JA] What does everyone think? Do we want to consider such an enhancement
at this point? Note that sc_process_handle is not derived from sc_object,
so having an sc_vector of process handles is not possible at this point.
Having an sc_vector of process objects might be possible, but would be
unsafe.
John A
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