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From: Tony Matthews <tony.matthews@gecm.SpamJam.com>
Subject: Curious - GNAT Tasking on Windows NT
Date: 1999/06/15
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I've not got a specific problem, just an insatiable curiosity.

Can anyone describe what is going on when I run a multi-task
program compiled and built using GNAT 3.11p on NT4.

I've only got a binary release, so I can't look at the runtime
system code to find out.

The performance monitor tells me that my program has multiple
threads (which is what I would have expected), but what role
does the runtime system have in all this. Has it handed
responsibility for scheduling the threads to NT, or does it still
have some involvement.

Any pointers anyone???

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