Re: submitting code
- Posted by mattlewis (admin) Oct 01, 2009
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"to" was about the difference between "yielding a task", and "yielding TO a task", and YOU converted that to me not understanding what the task manager does, even after i tell you i wrote a cooperative task manager for the C64 in the mid 1980's, in machine code, poking bytes into memory. I also used Windows 3.1 and 3.11, i still have the install floppies, both were cooperative multitasking.
I know how the task manager works, i know how i write code, i know how i spec the timeframe for each task.
No, you still don't understand it (or are being deliberately obtuse) if you're still saying "yield to a task". You yield to the task scheduler, and it decides which task to run. I believe that you did all of those things. It doesn't make any difference to your understanding of how euphoria multitasking works at a low level.
Matt
