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From: dewar@merv.cs.nyu.edu (Robert Dewar)
Subject: Re: Help: Use of pragma Task_Info in SGI machine.
Date: 1997/12/22
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Enrique asks

<<I have problems understanding the use of pragma Task_Info in a SGI Onyx
multiprocessor machine. Could anyone explain me in detail how to map a
task to each CPU using this pragma? Thank you in advance.
>>

The use of the Task_Info pragma is documented in the GNAT users guide. If
you have further questions on its use, you should consult the SGI help
line (assuming you have SGI support for the product), or send an email
message to report@gnat.com with your customer number (if you have ACT
support for the SGI version of GNAT).

Robert Dewar
Ada Core Technologies