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From: SuedeHead
Date: Wed, 24 Oct 1990 02:47

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Modula2 does allow multiprogramming, but not necessarily parallel processing.
The multiprogramming is through coroutines.  You can have multiple procedures
executing (executing = not at the end of control flow) concurrently, but the
control flows are not necessarily executing simultaneously (in parallel).

Control transfer is explicite, but it's fairly simple to do your own scheduling
algorithms...


If this doesn't help you, feel free to request more details

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