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lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change @@ -148,7 +148,8 @@ code promptly cancels external requests and frees critical resources.
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A trigger provides the ability to await for a signal and is perhaps the best
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established and least controversial element of the Picos interface.
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- Here is an extract from the signature of ` Trigger ` module:
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+ Here is an extract from the signature of the
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+ [ ` Trigger ` module] ( https://ocaml-multicore.github.io/picos/doc/picos/Picos/Trigger/index.html ) :
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```ocaml
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computation to attach triggers to it to be signaled in case the computation
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stops running.
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- Here is an extract from the signature of the ` Computation ` module:
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+ [ ` Computation ` module] ( https://ocaml-multicore.github.io/picos/doc/picos/Picos/Computation/index.html ) :
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``` ocaml skip
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to share a proxy identity, and a bit of state, between a scheduler and other
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concurrent abstractions.
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- Here is an extract from the signature of the ` Fiber ` module:
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+ Here is an extract from the signature of the
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+ [ ` Fiber ` module] ( https://ocaml-multicore.github.io/picos/doc/picos/Picos/Fiber/index.html ) :
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``` ocaml skip
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