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17 lines
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<doxygen xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="compound.xsd" version="1.8.6">
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<compounddef id="group__FuncSupportThread" kind="group">
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<compoundname>FuncSupportThread</compoundname>
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<title>Simple thread and synchronization support</title>
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<innerclass refid="classGecode_1_1Support_1_1Mutex" prot="public">Gecode::Support::Mutex</innerclass>
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<innerclass refid="classGecode_1_1Support_1_1Lock" prot="public">Gecode::Support::Lock</innerclass>
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<innerclass refid="classGecode_1_1Support_1_1Event" prot="public">Gecode::Support::Event</innerclass>
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<innerclass refid="classGecode_1_1Support_1_1Runnable" prot="public">Gecode::Support::Runnable</innerclass>
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<innerclass refid="classGecode_1_1Support_1_1Thread" prot="public">Gecode::Support::Thread</innerclass>
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<briefdescription>
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</briefdescription>
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<detaileddescription>
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<para>This is very simplistic, just enough for parallel search engines. Do not mistake it for a full-fledged thread package.</para><para>If the platform supports threads, the macro GECODE_HAS_THREADS is defined. If threads are not supported, all classes are still available, but are noops with the exception of trying to create a new thread which will throw an exception. </para> </detaileddescription>
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</compounddef>
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</doxygen>
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