>From: "LaFlamme, Jamie" <jamiel@model.com> >Are you sure that put() should never block? The LRM isn't specific, but >one reasonable implementation would be for put() to execute threads >blocked on a get() before put() returns. That would reduce the risk of >thread starvation. Having the scheduler suspend a thread is not the same thing as the thread blocking. A Verilog scheduler is allowed to suspend a thread pretty much any time it wants to, including within a function call, even though a function call is not allowed to block. Since the scheduler can suspend a thread in a function call at any statement, it can certainly suspend it at a put() if it likes. Steven Sharp sharp@cadence.comReceived on Mon Oct 3 13:53:24 2005
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