Hi there,
I got non-deterministic behaviour with the code appended. Compiling the
program with the c++ backend and starting it with 2 as parameter results
almost always in the expected output:
$ ./DPEExample 2
Place(0): Sending to Place(1).
Place(0): waiting.
Place(0): Place(1) has answered.
Hi,
The X10_STATIC_THREADS environment variable is not supported and, in
general, will cause programs to freeze.
The X10 runtime requires dynamic thread creation for all but the most
trivial programs.
Olivier
Marco Bungart m.bung...@gmx.net wrote on 05/23/2014 07:56:30 AM:
From: Marco Bungart
We're pleased to announce that X10 and X10DT 2.4.3 are now available for
download at http://x10-lang.org/releases/x10-release-243.
Highlights of the X10 2.4.3 Release Notes are appended:
HIGHLIGHTS OF THIS RELEASE
A major new feature in X10DT 2.4.3 is support for basic
source-level debugging
Thanks for the answer.
Does that means, that programs like SatX10 or GLB (which suggest/need
X10_STATIC_THREADS=true) do not run correctly, if this variable is not
set and therefore are not supported?
Thanks in advance,
Marco
Hi,
The X10_STATIC_THREADS environment variable is not
