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\hypertarget{group__task}{ |
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\section{Task} |
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\label{group__task}\index{Task@{Task}} |
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\subsection{Detailed Description} |
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In the PEAK library, a task is an abstract object that is eventually made of several threads to process asynchronous events... It's a bit like a micro process. Then when you schedule a task for a stream for example, it will takes the advantage (or the disadvantage) of having several threads available to process events. |
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\subsection*{Modules} |
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\begin{CompactItemize} |
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\hyperlink{group__task__common}{Task common} |
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\hyperlink{group__task__sync}{Thread's synchronization} |
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\hyperlink{group__task__timer}{Task and timer} |
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\end{CompactItemize} |
