The Add On Lambda Operation An Extension of Pa
The Add On Lambda Operation An Extension of Pa
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However, the value in i is prevented from going negative, as follows: case state of tdr; inc := ireq-jreq; {increment in count} if i + inc > then {ok} i := i + inc; else i:= 0; end if; nresult. J := N + i + inc; end case; Here the j field in the memory is not used at all. All increments are accepted implicitly and used to modify i. Decrements are only accepted if they do not cause the count in i to go negative. A processor can determine if its decrement was accepted by examining the value retur...ned in the jreq field; if this is greater than N, some value chosen to be at least as large as the number of PEs, the decrement was accepted. For example, if the count would have been reduced to -2, the jreq field returned would be N-2; this will be returned to two of the requesting PEs as the values N-1 and N, which should be interpreted as rejection.
3. 3. Small producer-consumer buffers The queue implementation in [GGKMRS] must synchronize insertion and deletion in a specific location in the queue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, the value in i is prevented from going negative, as follows: case state of tdr; inc := ireq-jreq; {increment in count} if i + inc > then {ok} i := i + inc; else i:= 0; end if; nresult. J := N + i + inc; end case; Here the j field in the memory is not used at all. All increments are accepted implicitly and used to modify i. Decrements are only accepted if they do not cause the count in i to go negative. A processor can determine if its decrement was accepted by examining the value retur...ned in the jreq field; if this is greater than N, some value chosen to be at least as large as the number of PEs, the decrement was accepted. For example, if the count would have been reduced to -2, the jreq field returned would be N-2; this will be returned to two of the requesting PEs as the values N-1 and N, which should be interpreted as rejection.
3. 3. Small producer-consumer buffers The queue implementation in [GGKMRS] must synchronize insertion and deletion in a specific location in the queue.
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