> > There are some problems with the existing text for 1615 that I think > need to be cleaned up with a further proposal. I think that the limit > on executing fork..join_none should be expressed in terms of the kind > of process executing it, not the original ancestry of that process. > Expressing it in terms of the original ancestry actually allows things > that were supposed to be disallowed, and disallows some > things that are > reasonable. > Hi Steven, Could you please clarify the difference between your terms "kind" of a process and "original ancestry" of a process? Also, if you could give a few examples of things that were supposed to be disallowed, and things that are reasonable, that would be helpful to my understanding of this topic. Thank you, DougReceived on Tue Nov 28 07:56:30 2006
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