I realized that I had missed the import statements. But, adding the import
statement didn't change the error messages.
import x10.lang.*;
import x10.util.*;
public class Reduction {
public static def main(args: Rail[String]!) {
}
}
abstract class Adder[S, T]{T <: Reducible[S]} {
public abstract def getT() : T;
public def computeGlobalSum(localSums :
DistArray[Int]{self.dist.region.rank == 1}) {
val globalSum = finish (getT()) {
foreach (p in localSums.dist.places()) {
at (p) {
offer localSums.apply(Point.make(p.id));
}
}
};
return globalSum;
}
}
On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 6:41 PM, Mohsen Vakilian <reprogram...@gmail.com>wrote:
> I built the x10 compiler from trunk today (7/19) and used it to compile the
> attached piece of code. The code implements a class that is parameterized by
> a type that implements the Reducible interface. But, there are problems when
> using the reducer in the finish statement. I've attached the error messages
> that I get from the compiler. Could any one help me in fixing my program?
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