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Extrinsic procedures have a number of constraints placed on them so
they behave in the same way as `regular' HPF procedures. An EXTRINSIC
must:
- fully terminate before control returns,
- not permanently change the mapping of an object,
- obey any INTENT,
- ensure that non-local replicated variables have a consistent value,
- not permanently modify the number of available processors.
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Adam Marshall ©University of Liverpool, 1996
Fri Dec 6 18:56:08 GMT 1996Not for commercial use.