Re: DYNAMIC ADA TASK CREATION?

["avram" <avram79@tlen.pl>]

   Thanx very much.
  I have one more question.
What about task memory deallocation.
 How to wait untill task ends?
Is it possible to deallocate memory after the end of task from "parent task"
?
avram

Uzytkownik "Robert I. Eachus" <rieachus@attbi.com> napisal w wiadomosci
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> Simon Wright wrote:
>
> >>  How to create dynamic for example N tasks. I don't know how create N
of
> >>tasks and array (not list). For example user interface gets an Integer
(N)
> >>from user and then we create N number of Task in ADA. How to do this?Can
> >>anybody help me?
> >
> >
> > (uncompiled)
> >
> >   task type t is
> >     --  some entries
> >   end t;
> >
> >   task body t is
> >   begin
> >     --  code
> >   end t;
> >
> >   type ts is array (positive range <>) of t;
> >
> >   n : positive;
> >
> > begin
> >
> >   --  read in n
> >
> >   declare
> >     the_ts : ts (1 .. n);
> >   begin
> >     --  do something with the tasks
> >     --  NB, can't pass this point until all the tasks have terminated
> >   end;
>
> Correct.  But if you don't want to get stuck there, do this instead:
>
>      -- task type t as above
>      type ta is access t;
>
>      type ts is array (positive range <>) of ta := new t;
>
>      n : positive;
>
>    begin
>
>      --  read in n
>
>      declare
>        the_ts : ts (1 .. n);
>      begin
>        --  do something with the tasks
>        --  NB, CAN pass this once all the tasks have been created.
>      end;
>
> For an ordinary task object, the creator of the object is the master (in
> the original example, a declare block.  But for a task created by an
> allocator, the place where the access type was declared determines who
> is the master.  (In either case, if that is in a library package, the
> master is the environment task.)
>