Upon construction, an LinkedAsyncAction may register as a + *
Upon construction, an LinkedAsyncAction may register as a * subtask of a given parent task. In this case, completion of this * task will propagate to its parent. If the parent's pending subtask * completion count becomes zero, it too will complete. @@ -24,12 +24,12 @@ import java.util.concurrent.atomic.*; * complete of the subtask will trigger complete of the * parent without the parent explicitly doing so. * - *
In addition to supporting these different computation styles + *
In addition to supporting these different computation styles * compared to Recursive tasks, LinkedAsyncActions may have smaller * stack space footprints while executing, but may have greater * per-task overhead. * - *
Sample Usage. Here is a sketch of an LinkedAsyncAction + *
Sample Usage. Here is a sketch of an LinkedAsyncAction * that visits all of the nodes of a graph. The details of the graph's * Node and Edge classes are omitted, but we assume each node contains * an AtomicBoolean mark that starts out false. To execute