Hi,
I have another question regarding X10 array. I tried to modify a local array
from remote place using following code. I noticed that there's some
computation running, but the content of array was never changed.
at(here.next())
at(here)
{
for(p in src_array)
{
src_array(p) = 10000;
}
}
for(p in src_array)
Console.OUT.println(src_array(p));
However, the following code seems to be working, although it is highly
inefficient.
at(here.next())
for(p in src_array)
{
var x : int = 0;
at(here)
{
x = 10000;
}
src_array(p) = x;
}
I looked at the X10 programming manual and it says it will implicitly copy
an object to another place if that object is used within 'at' clause.
However, I don't understand why above behavior happens. Can anybody tell me
the reason?
Thanks,
Kirak
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